3. Classical economics assumes people are rational and logical while behavioral economics adds psychology to the mix.
A major theory in classical economics is that human beings are rational and, given the necessary information they will make rational decisions and act rationally, however, Behavioral economics assumes that people are irrational players.
Answer:
all are correct A, B and C
Explanation:
The marginal cost hiring another worker and producing a sandwich = $5.50 per sandwich, which is higher than the marginal revenue.
If the selling price per sandwich is $5 and the marginal cost per sandwich is $5.50, the firm will lose $0.50 for every sandwich that it sells.
Therefore the firm would be losing money is they hire an extra worker.
In order to maximize the profit, the marginal cost = selling price.
Answer:
a. By evaluating cash flows.
Explanation:
In Economics, an asset can be defined as any resources of economic value or items of monetary value that is being owned by an individual, country or business organization to generate income and derive benefits from.
Generally, assets can be classified broadly into four (4) categories and these are; capital assets, fixed assets, intangible assets, and financial assets.
Financial managers tend to value all assets in the same terms by evaluating cash flows.
Cash flow can be defined as the net amount of cash and cash-equivalents that is flowing into (received) and out (given) of a business. There are three (3) main components of the cash flow; investing, operating and financing.
Answer:
Amount borrowed = $69,418.30
Explanation:
<em>The amount borrowed by Texas Foods would be the present value of the $139,000 payable at the the ed of year 12 with a discount rate of 5.8% computed monthly</em>
PV = A× (1+ r/m)^(-m×n)
P= Amount borrowed-?
A= Lump sum payment- 139,000
r- interest rate- 5,8%
m- number of times compounding is done- 12
r/m= 5.8%/12=0.483%
PV - 139,000 × (1+0.004833)^(-12×
12)=69,418.30
Amount borrowed = $69,418.30
Answer: B. Households; firms and banks
Explanation:
Loanable fund market shows the relationship between the savers and the borrowers in the economy. Loanable funds are demanded by the borrowers and supplied by the savers. The firm's and government are always on the supply side of the loanable funds while households are those who demand either for Business, leisure or to solve a challenge. They are usually charged by some amount of interest to pay back the loans by the banks and government.
