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Answer:
Check the explanation
Explanation:
Marginal revenue is the revenue earned by selling an additional unit of output. Marginal Revenue for fifteenth unit of output is calculated as below.
Marginal Revenue=
=
Marginal Cost is the additional cost incurred on producing additional unit of output. Marginal Cost for fifteenth unit is calculated as below.
Marginal Cost= 
The marginal revenue when the quantity is 25 is
The marginal Cost when the quantity is 15 is
The marginal profit of a monopoly is 0 when the marginal profit is equal to the marginal cost. The monopoly produces at an output where the marginal profit is equal to zero.
Thus, the output produced by the monopoly is
The corresponding price set is at $70.
120 units
A perfectly competitive market produces an output where the marginal cost is equal to
the average revenue. Thus a competitive firm produces
The corresponding price is set at $50.
130 units)
The monopoly price $70 is higher than the competitive firm's price $50.
Hence, the correct option is
Answer:
A) market interest rates are high and falling
Explanation:
Bonds and interest rates have an indirect relationship. When interest rates rise, bond prices tend to fall.
Bonds pay interests on a fixed rate. When market interest rates are rising, investors will prefer investing in other options due their high return as opposed to the fixed returns from bonds. Bonds become less attractive, leading to a decline in prices.
Buying Bonds when the interests are rising means buying at a cheaper rate. When interest rates start falling, bond prices will rise again due to their inverse relationship.
Capital gains occur when an investment is bought at a lower price and sold at a higher price. Buying bonds when interests rate is high and selling when interests are low will lead to capital gains.