The total income of the company will be 114.400$ after a month. Hence, to find the net operating income, we need to subtract from it the various costs. The cost per product is 4.20$. Hence, since we have that 10000+1000 products are sold (+1000 through ads), the total cost of these is 11000*4.20=46.200$. We also have that there is a fixed monthly cost of 10.400$ and a budget for advertisement of 4.400$. Hence, the total cost is 46.200+10400+4400=61000$. Now, we need to subtract this total cost from our income. NOI=114.400-61000=53.400$ where NOI stands for Net operating income.
Since the problem doesn’t give the choices for these questions. I will be giving you the factors that affect the elasticity:
1. Labor costs as percent of total costs – when labor expenses have a high share in total costs then labor demand is more elastic.
2. Easiness and cost of factor substitution – when the firm can substitute rapidly and effortlessly between labor and capital inputs.
3. Price elasticity of demand for the final output produced – if the business is working an extremely competitive market where the final demand of the product is elastic and as a result the demand for labor is more elastic.
Answer:
A. <u>Market Order</u>
Explanation:
In a market order, the securities are bought and sold immediately at the current market price prevailing at that time of the day.
Under this, order size is entered such as quantity of stock, the action to be taken i.e buy or sell and no buying/selling rate is mentioned, rather "market" option is checked.
Such market price keeps fluctuating every every moment so the order would be completed at that price which prevailed at that exact moment.
In the given case, the broker upon instructions of the client immediately got the order executed of 500 shares in less than a minute. This is the case of market order wherein the order was executed at current market price.
Answer:
Should purchase or consume more Alpha than Beta.
Explanation:
Marginal utility per dollar spent can be calculated as,
Alpha = 30/5 = 6/$ spent
Beta = 40/10 = 4/$ spent
Therefore maximizing utility in a given budget constraint would be achieved by buying or consuming more of Alpha.