Answer:
barriers to entry in monopoly but not in monopolistic competition.
Explanation:
Imagine a situation where a monopolistically competitive firm is doing very well and is able to earn economic profit (profits higher than normal) in the short run. Since this company is earning higher than normal profits, other companies will enter the market and start competing against them hoping to get a piece of that abnormally high gain. As more competitors enter the market, economic profits will start to decrease until finally they are eliminated.
Since monopolies do not face competition, they can earn economic profits in the long run.
Answer:
C) unstructured interviews
Explanation:
An unstructured interview is generally more informal and doesn't follow a defined structure, pattern or script. Generally the interviewer is allowed to determine how many questions he/she will ask to the candidate depending on the answers given previously. The interviewer might also decide to use other types of methods, like completing a process or solving a problem which varies from one candidate to another.
Answer: Mutually exclusive
Explanation:
In probability theory and logic, two propositions or events are disjoint or mutually exclusive if both events cannot occur at the same time. An example is the outcomes derived from the single toss of a coin which either be head or tail
In the project example given, the theory used is called mutually exclusive since both projects can not be chosen at the same time and it is only one project at w time. Mutually exclusive events are also called independent events since they have no effect on the viability of the other options.
Answer:
MARIGOLD CORP
INTEREST TO BE CAPITALIZED IN THE YEAR 2020
January 2, 2020 $606,000 *10% = $60,600
September 1, 2020 $1,802,400*10%* 4/12 = <u> $60,080</u>
<u> 120,680</u>
Explanation:
Interest to be capitalized for the year 2020 must be interest that is incurred on amount expended on the construction from amount specifically borrowed for the construction