Answer:
D. they can save money this way.
Answer:
B. Homogenous product
Explanation:
Monopolistic competitive market is a market structure in which there are many sellers selling differentiated product.
Differentiated product are product that vary in taste or style. They are goods that can be substituted.
Monopolistic competitive firms gain some degree of market power by differentiating their products from those of other firms in the industry. Monopolistic competition firms achieve price control by selling a product that is in some way(s) different from close substitutes product.
Features of Monopolistic competitive firms
1. Existence of many sellers
2. Heterogeneous goods are sold
3. Existence of close substitute
4. Absence of barrier to entry of new firms and free exit to existing firms.
5. Existence of competitors.
Answer:
Correct option is C
Explanation:
Total E&P = $ 160000
Total voting Right Sold = 50/ (100+100) = 25%
Reduction of E& P due to exchange = Total E&P*Total voting Right Sold
Reduction of E& P due to exchange = 160000*25%
Reduction of E& P due to exchange = 40000
Reduction of E& P Lower of Total E&P*Total voting Right Sold or Amount realised
Reduction of E& P Lower of 40000 or (50*1000)
Reduction of E& P Lower of 40000 or 50000
Answer
C. A reduction of $40,000 in E&P because of the exchange.
Answer:
Incomplete question.
Explanation:
Now that using different inventory systems would result in a different value of the inventory.
For example, the JIT (just in time) system implies that the company request inventory just in time when they are needed for production or supply. It therefore means that the value of their inventory level using this method should be lesser, since Baker Company would only receive inventory of what it wants to utilize immediately.
Answer:
1) country A has a comparative advantage in production of capital goods.
2) for country A 24 units of food can be traded for 10 units of capital goods,
for country B 30 units of food can be traded for 10 units of capital goods.
Explanation:
country A has a comparative advantage in production of capital goods because they have been able to produce more capital goods with the same amount of input (worker) than country B.
For country A, 120 units of food = 50 units of capital goods, therefore
10 units of capital good will be traded for (120 x 10)/50 = 24 units of food.
for country B 90 units of food is equivalent to 30 units of capital goods, therefore,
(90 x 10)/30 = 30 units of food
