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4 years ago

The typical pattern revealed when consumers choose is that as the quantity consumed of some product rises,

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<span>Total utility will rise for this product, but the marginal utility of the product will fall. This makes sense: as a person uses more of a product, they tend to get less and less benefit from it, up to a point where they will actually start to have a negative utility and begin to lose interest in the product.</span>

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Explanation:

Let x = length of the rows

we can derive two equations from this question

1. 7x + 3

2. 5x + 19

Since the number of chairs are equal in the two equations :

7x + 3 = 5x + 19

solve for x

2x = 16

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An all-equity firm is considering the following projects:

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Project Y and Project Z

Project X and Project Y

Project X and Project Z

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Apply the CAPM to calculate the required return for each project as followed:

Project W: 4% + 0.75 * (11%-4%) = 9.25%

Project X: 4% + 0.90 * (11%-4%) = 10.3%

Project Y: 4% + 1.15 * (11%-4%) = 12.05%

Project Z: 4% + 1.45 * (11%-4%) = 14.15%

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Which projects have a higher expected return than the firms 11 percent cost of capital: Project Y 12.8% and Project Z 13.9% which are given.

Project should be accepted is project that has expected returns higher than required return which is Project X and Project Y.

Using the firm's overall cost of capital as a hurdle rate:

Project Z will be accepted which is incorrect because its Required returned is higher than its expected returns ( 14.15% > 13.9%)

Project X will be rejected which is incorrect because its Required returned is lower than its expected returns ( 10.3% < 10.8%).

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3 years ago

Fixed overhead was budgeted at $200,000, and 25,000 direct labor hours were budgeted. If the fixed overhead volume variance was

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$208,000

Explanation:

Calculation for fixed overhead applied

Using this formula

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Let plug in the formula

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Fixed overhead applied=$208,000

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