The cost opportunity from B to D is 15 surfboards, while the cost opportunity from D to A is 6 motorcycles.
<h3>What is the opportunity cost?</h3>
In economics, opportunity cost refers to what is lost if one alternative is chosen over another. For example, if a country decides to manufacture only cars they are losing the opportunity to manufacture other products such as cellphones.
<h3>Opportunity cost from B to D:</h3>
If you choose Combo B instead of D you lose the opportunity to manufacture 15 more surfboards
<h3>Opportunity cost from D to A:</h3>
If you choose Combo A instead of D, you lose the opportunity to manufacture 6 motorcycles
<h3>Poing F and G:</h3>
Points F and G imply that if you manufacture 3 motorcycles you can only manufacture 21 surfboards (F), and if you manufacture 5 motorcycles the production of surfboards increases by 3 (24 surfboards).
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Answer: C. marginal product of the last worker hired is less than the marginal product of the previous worker hired
This statement is correct because marginal product refers to the increase in the production, when 1 worker is added to the production process. Diminishing marginal returns set in when adding one extra worker increases the production less than the previous worker did.
Explanation:
D. would be the correct answer I believe!
The supply curve shifts to the left when crabs disappear (their price rises) and shift to the right when they reappear (their price declines).
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When the demand of any product remains constant the shifting of the supply curve will be positive and the shift will be towards the right. This will cause the prices of that product to get reduced and there will be an increase in the quantity of the product.
A change which is negative in supply curve happens causing the supply curve to move towards the left thereby causing the prices to raise and the quantity will be reduced. In the example give, the situation that bets describes the market of King crab market will be the supply curve shifts to the left when crabs disappear (their price rises) and shift to the right when they reappear (their price declines).
Answer:
d income statement
Explanation:
this statement shows profit/loss
