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7

Suppose apple trees generate a positive externality in production. if​ so, then

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<span>the private market equilibrium results in a quantity that is less than the efficient quantity.</span>
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$62

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Given that

Units = 1000

Price per unit = 60

Future price drawn/loss = 2000

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1000 (x - 60 ) = 2000

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x - 60 = 2

x = 60 + 2

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Thus, future price that will allow the withdrawal of 2000 is $62.

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1. 1.28

2. increase in operating Income of  20,48 %

3.New Contribution Format Income Statement

Sales ($ 143,000 × 1.16)                            $165,880

Variable expenses ($57,200 × 1.16)        ($66,352)

Contribution margin                                  $99,528

Fixed expenses                                        ($19,000 )

Net operating income                               $80,528

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The degree of operating leverage shows the times Earnings Before Interest and Tax will change as a result of a change in sales contribution.

Degree of operating leverage = Contribution ÷ Earnings before Interest and Tax

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