After getting a B.S in computer programming in 1985, and then missing some time in between jobs, you will need to make a new resume. Since you already have worked several jobs, and two with major companies, you will want to list those on the top of the resume. The most appropriate strategy for dealing with your resume and the irregular work history will not be very complicated. You will want to include all of the dates of employment and any recognition/awards you may have received with those jobs. Next, you will want to explain in the application letter that you were not in the workforce because of your childcare responsibilities. You may also want to include that the children are now in school, and you can focus on your career.
Answer:
Alexander would enhance his stereo playing for 100 dollars more. Mary would pay a lawyer 100$
Explanation:
Socially optimal solution is the situation where all external costs are taken into account, as well as internal costs and benefits. Therefore, If Alexander's benefits from playing the stereo is 250 dollars and Mary's costs are 350 dollars, than in order to get socially optimal solutions, Alexander could enhance his stereo playing for 100 dollars more. Mary would pay a lawyer up to 100 dollars.
Answer: Businesses sell goods and services in product markets.
Explanation: Circular flow diagram shows the flow of goods and services from Firms to the Households and Factors of production from the Households to the Firms. The firms money from the sale of those goods and services and the households get factor payment.
Thus, Business are sell goods and services in product markets in a circular flow diagram.
Initial cost = $197,000
Total net accounting income over three years = $18,200+$21,800+$22,900 = $62,900
Average annual accounting net income = $62,900/3 = $20,966.67
Accounting rate of return = Average net annual income / Initial cost = 20,966.67/197,000 = 0.106 = 10.6%
Since Accounting net income is lower than the required discount rate, the project is not viable.
The answer to the question above is "no, the business is not optimizing" according to the information shown on the question above. In this situation, we have the greater marginal revenue (4=8*(1-1/2)) than the marginal cost (0)and the business is not in its full capacity. The parking lot business can increase its marginal cost to achieve its full capacity to gain more profit.
