Answer: Trade Deficit ($10 Billion).
Explanation:
C=40+0.8Y
Ig=$40 billion
X=$20 billion
M=$30 billion
where,
Y - GDP
C - Consumption
Ig - Gross investment
X - Exports
M - Imports
Balance of trade or Trade balance = Exports - Imports
Since, Imports are greater than the exports, so the nation is experiencing a trade deficit.
Trade deficit = Imports - Exports
= $30 - $20
= $10 billion
Answer: 1. a. The existence of a no-fault law.
2. d. $17,000
Explanation:
1. For Jane to prove that Famous was indeed negligent, she definitely does not need the No - Fault law. This is a law that is mostly applicable to motor vehicle accidents and means that the individual parties are responsible for whatever injuries they sustain and the person who actually caused the accident is irrelevant. The main aim of this is to reduce the damages claims that one can be put on Insurance which increase insurance premiums.
<em>If this law was to be applied here, Jane would</em> <em>be responsible for her own injuries and her suit would fail. </em>
2. Jane missed 2 weeks of work and in each week she earns $5,000.
She also had medical expenses of $4,000 and estimated pain and suffering of $3,000.
The general damages therefore are the two weeks she missed plus the medical expenses and the pain and suffering.
= 5,000 ( 2) + 4,000 + 3,000
= 10,000 + 7,000
= $17,000
Answer:
c) $210
Explanation:
Revenue is recognized in the year in which it is intended to finance an activity.
The Cash collected During 2014 relating to licences will be used to finance the salaries for the inspectors during 2014 and cash collected during 2014 = $210 (30+180)
Answer:
marginal resource cost is equal to their MRP
Explanation:
A business's profit will maximize when its marginal resource cost equals its marginal revenue product.
Marginal revenue product calculated by multiplying the marginal physical product (MPP) times the marginal revenue (MR), e.g. an additional worker can produce 10 units and each unit costs $10, MRP = 10 x $10 = $100
Marginal resource cost is the cost of using an additional unit of input, e.g. cost of hiring an additional worker.
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