Answer: There will be a surplus at the increased price.
Explanation: Acc. to the law of demand as the price of a good rises the quantity demanded for the good will fall. This is represented by a movement up along the demand curve.
Acc. to the law of supply as price of a good rises the sellers will supply more units of the good. This is represented by a movement up along the supply curve.
At the increased price, there will be a surplus in the market given by Q's - Q'd.
Eventually, the surplus will lead to a fall in the price of pants till demand for the good is equal to its supply.
Answer: Please refer to Explanation
Explanation:
1. Inflationary Gap.
Due to the availability of more disposal income due to tax cuts, more amount is being spent on consumption leading to a rise in actual GDP which is more than the potential GDP as the economy has not adjusted.
2. Output Gap.
This is the difference between the Actual GDP and the Potential GDP.
3. Demand Shock
This increases or reduces Aggregate Demand due but only temporarily.
4. Recessionary Gap.
This is where actual GDP falls below Potential GDP.
5. Supply Shock.
Like a demand shock, it suddenly increases or reduces the supply of goods and services. It is temporary as well.
6. Self Correction
Economists believe that in the long run, the Economy is capable of adjusting to shocks and returning to it's potential and natural levels.
Well I would say B because the passage states that she doesn't have the staff and so on and so forth. But it didn't say that she couldn't cook it so I would cook it but make her subcontract the rest.
Answer:
B. product line
Explanation:
The large variety of toothpastes under the Crest brand is an example of a product line
