Answer:
Less than; Greater than.
Explanation:
The total goods quantity will be lesser in a competitive market while it will be greater in a monopoly state or market.
This also explains optimal price which can be defined as the price at which the seller can make the highest profit possible, that is, the seller’s price is maximized. The rule of marginal output postulates that profit is maximized by producing an output, whereby, the marginal cost (MC) of the last unit produced is exactly equal to the marginal revenue (MR).
Answer: loss
Explanation:
assuming the price of the shares in the japanese company in 2008 is 1 yen to i shares which totals 100 yen.he bought it for a dollar. in the recent market the exchange is now 150 yen to 1 dollar. i.e 100 yen wud be equal to 0.6 dollars .
Answer:
Answer 25 questions from an A,B
Explanation:
Answer:
Phenotypes are the visible characteristics of an organism. In the case of humans, phenotypes are determined by things like eye color, hair color, hair texture, or skin color.
Genotype is the total genes, or genome, of an organism, whether they are expressed or not, visibile or not.
For example, a brown-eyed person can have both a dominant gene encoding for brown eye color, and a recessive gene encoding for blue eye color. Phenotypically, this person has brown eyes, but his genotype includes both brown eyes genes and blue eyes genes.
Phenotype could have been distinguished from genotype when the firs multicellular organisms emerged.
Answer:
It is not necessary a decline in quantity of money for deflation to occur.
The quantity theory of money states that if money supply and velocity of circulation don't change economic growth (positive change in GDP) will result in declining price levels
Explanation:
The quantity of money theory states that

where M is the money supply, V is the velocity of circulation, P is the price level and Y is the GDP
We can put this equation in terms of percentage changes, which gives

where the
denotes the percentage change in the money supply, and similarly for the other variables.
Then for the percentage change in prices to be negative we have that

since


So if the there's no change in circulation velocity or gdp, then inflation can occur if there's a decline in money supply (percentual change in M is negative).
But it also could be other scenarios:
1. money supply or output did not change and velocity of circulation decreased
2. money supply and velocity remained constant but GDP grew