Answer and Explanation:
The computations are shown below:
1. For annual implicit cost
= Earning annual salary + earned annual interest
= $80,000 + $500
= $80,500
2. For Annual accounting cost
= Explicit cost
= Direct expenses
= Office rent + rent of equipment + supplies + utilities + salary of a book keeper
= $15,000 + $3,000 + $1,000 + $1,200 + $35,000
= $55,200
3. For economic cost
= Accounting cost + implicit cost
= $55,200 + $80,500
= $135,700
4. For revenue
= Accounting profit + profit
= $55,200 + $50,000
= $105,200
5. For revenue
= Economic cost + profit
= $135,700 + $50,000
= $185,700
Answer:
The answer is "False".
Explanation:
False, because the fall in the price of logging permits will reduce the cost production and fall in the permit will increase the supply of the market. Thus, the supply curve will shift from S to S1. Consequently, the price will fall from P to P1. Here, it can be seen that the equilibrium price has decrease but the question says equilibrium price has increased. So it is false.
Answer:
Letter d is correct. <em>Encoded</em>.
Explanation:
The production of a encoded message is one that contains several layers of meanings that are not just verbal. In the case of Jason's email, he used resources commonly used by young people on the internet, an informal language with words represented by symbols and emoticons, when sending this encoded email to his mother, the decoding failed because he did not consider the audience to whom you were sending the message.
Answer:
6%
Explanation:
According to my research on U.S Census in the 1790's, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the National Archive estimates approximately 6% were eligible for participation in the political system. Since the National Archive and Records Administration is the organization in the U.S responsible for preserving and documenting all government and historical records, then we can say that this information is valid.
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