Answer:
X= cost of the tires
t(x)= (.9*X+10)*1.06
If x = 300, then the costo is (.9*300 + 10) *1.06 = (270 + 10)* 1.06 = 280 * 1.06 = $296.80
If the tax is appplied first and then the discount is applied, your formula would be:
t(x) = (x+10)*1.06 - (-1*x)
If x is equal to $300, the cost is $310 * 1.06 - .1*300 = $328.60 - $30 = $298.60
you pay mor if the tax is applied first.
Your discounted price of .9*x stems from x - .10*x which becomes (1-.10)*x wich becomes .9*x
Your cost with tax stems from y + .06*x =(1+.06)*y = 1.06*y
Y is the amount of the cost that is taxed.
if the discuount is applied first, then y is equal to (.9*x + 10)
if the discount is applied after, then y is equal to (x+10).
The difference is the tas on the discount
Explanation:
Answer:
$30,800
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Actual number of cars sold = 16
Average price of the car = $14,400
Budgeted number of cars to be sold = 14
Average budgeted price of the car = $15,400
Now,
Sales volume variance
= ( Actual quantity sales - Budgeted quantity sales ) × Budgeted price
= ( 16 - 14 ) × $15,400
= 2 × $15,400
= $30,800
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extra info: The inflation gap is a Negative function of the unemployment gap. Expectations eliminate the effectiveness of the policy.
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When decelerating below long-run trend growth, stimulate it with expansionary policy.
They would probably fire more workers to stay in business or/and raise prices.
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Answer:
will, real economic growth is positive in the long run.
Lower; creditors to debtors.
Explanation:
Theory of money is the economical view that the inflation is dependent on the money supply in the country. When the money supply is higher then inflation will be lowered and purchasing power of the consumer will be high. When inflation is set to a minimum possible rate then real economic growth will be positive in the long run and negative in the short run.
