It’s the answer C) 55,000
Let
z----------------- > Price Elasticity
x----------------- > % Change in Quantity
y----------------- > % Change in Price
we Know that
Price Elasticity = (% Change in Quantity) / (% Change in Price)----> z=x/y
z=-2
y=-10%
x= <span>?
</span>z=x/y---------------- > x=z*y=(-2)*(-10)=20 %
% Change in Quantity=20%
Part A) how many pizzas will he sell if he cuts his price by 10%?
He will sell (500 +20 %)----------> 500*1.2=600 pizzas per week
the answer part A is 600 pizzas per week
Part B) <span>how will his revenue be affected?
<span>initial revenue per week
</span>500 pizzas*</span><span>$20 =$10000
final revenue per week
(500 pizzas+20%) *(</span>$20-10%)=600 pizzas*$18=$10800
$10800-$10000=$800
<span>
the answer part B is
His revenue </span><span>will increase $800 per week</span>
Answer:
False
Explanation:
If the demand is uncertain, if you use average demand to calculate the economic order quantity (EOQ), you will have a high probability of a stock-out occurring.
EOQ = √(2DS / H)
where:
D = annual demand in units
S = order cost per purchase order
H = holding cost per unit, per year
If D is uncertain, then the whole calculus will either be understated or overstated.
Answer:
Total return = 14.94%
Explanation:
Options are <em>"14.17%
, 13.40%
, 14.94%, 11.43%, 3.50%"</em>
End price = $59.46
Beginning price = $53.36
Dividend = $1.87
Total return = (End price - Beginning price + Dividends) / Beginning price
Total return = ($59.46 - $53.36 + $1.87) / $53.36
Total return = $7.97 / $53.36
Total return = 0.1493628185907046
Total return = 14.94%
