Answer and Explanation:
In order to know how this affects the production we will first find out the quantities produce before and after the technological advance.
Profit maximizing, MR = MC (Marginal revenue = Marginal Cost)
TR = P x Q
TR= (5900 - Q) x Q = 5900Q - Q^2
MR = 5900 - 2Q (Taking derivative)
Now, MR = MC
5900 - 2Q = 800
Q = 2550
After Technological advancement,
MR = MC
5900 - 2Q = 500
Q = 2700
After technological advancement, Backspot Computers are able to produce more quantities. An increase of 150 units. The technological advancement has helped them.
The law limits the shift of money that goes to political parties but not to other groups
Answer:
The amount of account payable on October 31, 2015 would be $25,000.
Explanation:
Given information -
Opening account payable balance on October 1 - $40,000
Purchase made in the month of October is - $33,000
Now by adding both the opening balance and purchase , we will get the total amount to be payable for the month of October,
$40,000 + $33,000
= $73,000
Now it is given that Padilla industries have made some payments on account - $48,000
Subtracting this amount paid from total account payable , we will get how much amount is left to be paid in October ( 31 )
$73,000 - $48,000
= $25,000
Answer:
B) produce more output with the same inputs.
Explanation:
Hicks-neutral technical is a theory by
John Hicks and can be explained as a change in the function of the production of a particular business with respect to the neatral condition of economic system at that period. It should be noted that Neutral technical progress allows a firm to produce more output with the same inputs.
Answer:
$105.60
Explanation:
Given: Total dividend paid= $1100000.
Retained earning= $3300000.
Number of outstanding shares= 725000.
PE ratio= 17.4 times.
First finding earning per share.
Formula; 
⇒ 
⇒ 
∴ 
Hence, earning per share (EPS)= $6.07.
Now, finding the appropriate stock price.
Price of stock= 
⇒ Price of stock= 
∴ Price of stock= 
Hence, $105.60 would be the appropriate price of stock.
