Answer - A (7 years)
WORKINGS
To calculate how long it would take for the new refrigerator to pay for
itself in lower utility costs, the cost of new refrigerator will be divided by lower utility cost per
year
Cost of new refrigerator = $598
TO CALCULATE LOWER UTILITY COST PER YEAR
At a cost of only 12 cents per day
Annual cost will be 12 X 365 = 4380 Cents ($43.8)
Cost saved annually = Cost of old refrigerator – Cost of new
refrigerator.
Lower utility cost per year = $132 – $43.8
Lower utility cost per year = $88.2
How long would it take for the new refrigerator to pay for
itself in lower utility costs?
$598 ÷ $88.2
= 6.78 years
Approximately 7 years
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Answer:
Arc price elasticity of demand = -0.273
Explanation:
This problem is solved as follows:
1. Identify the data.
Outpatient visit Price / visit
Tokyo 1.25 / month 20y
Hokkaido 1.5 / month 10y
Outpatient visits equal the quantities demanded of the service. Therefore, we can say that:
Qt (Outpatient visits in Tokyo) = 1.25 / month
Qh (Outpatient visits in Hokkaido) = 1.5 month.
With the following prices:
Pt (Price in Tokyo) = 20y
Ph (Price in Hokkaido) = 10 y
2. Apply the formula to calculate arc-elasticity of demand:
We replace the data:
Final answer: -0.27275 or -0.273
There is a great deal of difference in interest rates between _______.
Answer: Out of all the options presented above the one that completes the statement above is answer choice C) excellent and poor credit ratings. The higher credit score you have the lower interest rates you will have to pay and the lower the credit score the higher interest.
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