Answer: Insurance companies stopped offering insurance policies in New Orleans after a major hurricane, knowing the government will offer subsidies to draw people back. <u>Is not an example of moral hazard.</u>
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Explanation: In this case the insurance company <u>is looking for its own benefit.</u>
To be an example of moral hazard, the subject should not try to avoid the risk, beyond being exposed to it.
Answer:
Monthly rent of $345 would maximize revenue
Explanation:
Revenue = Price * Quantity
Quantity depends on price. We need to work out the relationship between price and quantity (that is, the demand function)
When the rent is $420, quantity demanded is 90 units:
When P = 420 we have Q = 90
Let x be the change in price. For every 3 dollar increase (decrease) in price demanded quantity will decrease (increase) 1 unit:
P = 420 + x (a) we have Q = 90 - x/3 (b)
To find the relationship between P and Q we seek to eliminate x.
Multiply both sides of (b) with 3 we have: 3Q = 270 - x (b')
From (a) and (b') we have: P + 3Q = 420 + x + 270 - x
=> P = 690 - 3Q
Revenue R = P * Q = (690 - 3Q) * Q = 690Q - 3Q^2
To find maximum set derivative of R to 0:
dR = 690 - 6Q = 0
=> Q = 690/6 = 115
To lease 115 the price should be P = 690 - 3Q = 690 - 3*115 = 345
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Answer: The correct answer is c. Expenses are reported on the income statement when cash is paid.
Explanation: Matching principle states that expenses are matched with the related revenue in the same period, that is, expenses incurred to generate related revenue are recorded during the same time interval the related revenue is recorded in order to show the true and fair position of the profitability of the company.
Based on the above definition, <u>only option C does not align with the matching principle</u><u> </u>because expenses should be recorded in the income statement when incurred and NOT when cash is paid. If it is recorded when cash is paid, it means <em>cash basis of accounting</em> is being applied.
