Answer:
The answer is <u>"$110 billion".</u>
Explanation:
Firms increase their investment by $11 billion
mpc = 0.9
gdp = ?
To find the gdp, first we have to find expenditure multiplier;
we will find that by using the formula;
expenditure multiplier = 1/(1-0.9) = 1/0.1 = 10
Now gdp = 10 x $11 billion
= $110 billion
Thus the <u>gdp is $110 billion.</u>
Answer:
$6000
Explanation:
Accordingly, the costs associated with throwing a party for employees and their families (spouses and significant others) are fully deductible (100%) as long as the party is hosted primarily for the employees. In this case, the party is for the employees as it is seen to benefits them, thus, total cost Donald can deduct equals cost of beverages and food plus cost of band,
That is,
= 5500 + 500
=$6000
Answer:
c. $550
Explanation:
Property has transfered by Carlos, and at the time of Transfer Carlos basis on the Property is $500.
So, from "Carryover basis" rule:
Corporation Tax basis on Property is = Basis of Carlos + Gain recognised.
= $500 + $50
= $550.
Therefore, The corporation's tax basis in the property received in the exchange is $550
Answer:
lose $2.000
Explanation:
with the 5000 you bought 2500 shares (5000/2)
Then the moment you decide to sell them your price drops.
2500 shares for $ 1.40 = $ 3500
which means a loss of = $ 1500
also, interest on the loan must be paid
$ 5000 10% = $ 500
Total loss of operations = 1500 + 500 = $ 2,000
The full question is:
A farm grows soybean and produces chickens. The opportunity cost of producing each of these products increases as more of it is produced.
The farm adopts a new technology which allows it to use fewer resources to produce soybean.
With the new technology, the opportunity cost of producing a chicken _____ because _____ soybeans must be forgone to produce a chicken.
Answer:
increases; more
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is the forgone alternative when a particular line of action is undertaken. For example in the given scenario more production of chicken will lead to loss of soyabean production and vice versa.
So when there is production of more chicken more opportunity cost is incurred because more of soyabean production is forgone in order to produce the chicken.
Economists consider opportunity cost seperately from the actual cost incurred in taking up a particular activity.
