Answer: A: remain constant on a per-unit basis but change in total based on activity level
Explanation: A Variable cost is a cost an organisation incurs that is affected by fluctuations in production and so changes between given periods.
variable costs are not consistent but fluctuates in relation to the production activity of an organisation. Variable costs increases as production level increases and vise versa.
Costs associated with variable costs are those that contribute directly to the goods or service being offered by a business and therefore differ from period to period.
The total costs a company incurs are divided into Variable costs and Fixed costs. variable costs are costs incurred on raw materials, commission, labour, packaging and shipping while fixed costs are costs incurred on rent, salaries, repairs and maintenance, electricity etc.
Answer: monopoly and a perfectly competitive market
Because the market outcomes in a competitive oligopoly are between those of a monopoly and a perfectly competitive market, deadweight loss still exists, but it is lower than when there is collusion.
Answer:
1) It is a price floor which is binding as employeer cannot hire teenagers willing to work below 24 dollars per hour
2) it is a price celling and is biding as the current equilibrium price is 3.00 There will be shortage as demand will icnrease for the lower price but supply decrease as it is not as profitable
3) it is a price floor which is also binding as the equilibrium is at 3 dollars the supplier will have to increase price and sales volume will be lower as demand will drop
Explanation:
Simple answer....too break it down if there was no consumers there would be Stores open.
Definition of consumer is a person who purchases goods and services for personal use.
