Answer:
Explicit costs are the monetary costs that a business incurs when it makes a payment, either in the form of wages, or taxes, or to manufacturers, etc.
Implicit costs are the opportunity costs that arise when businesses give up on other options when making a choice. They are not represented by any actual payments.
In this case, we have the following explicit costs:
$420,000 paid to the manufacturer
$247,000 paid in wages and utility bills
And we have the following implicit costs:
$9,000 in rent per year if Hubert rented out the local
$32,000 per year if Hubert worked as a financial advisor
Answer:
a. $26.67
b. 2.50%
Explanation:
a. Computation of the current value of the stock is given below:-
Price of stock ÷ Required rate of return - Growth rate
= $1.20 ÷ (0.07 - 0.025)
= $1.20 ÷ 0.045
= $26.67
b. Computation of capital gains yield on this stock is shown below:-
= Required rate - Dividend yield
= 7% - ($1.20 ÷ $26.67)
= 7% - 0.04499
= 2.50%
Answer:
D. They provide the four factors of production and spend money on the product market.
Explanation:
In circular flow of business, all the players namely; household, government agencies, firms and others in an economy have an important role to play.
The level of a nation's employment status, price level and income are determined as a result of various interactions among firms/businesses, household and government agencies.
When a unit spends money, it becomes the income of another unit. Household goes to market with their monies to buy goods and services, while firms goes to the factor market to buy the resources, which are owned by the household, to produce the goods and services.
As for the government agencies, they collect taxes on the goods and services produced and on income(both household and firms) . Government also buys goods and services inorder to produce specialize goods.
Through these interactions, money and business changes hands from the household to the firm and then to government. It goes back to the household and the list goes on and on.
Answer: consumers acting as brand advocates
Explanation:
A consumer is less likely to act as a brand advocate. An advocate to someone is a person that speaks on behalf of someone or acts as an intermediate between a person he is representing and another. An advocate role is not the job of a consumer.
