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b) no
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d) no
Explanation:
a) if the A/R balance grow higher than the sales is an indicator that our collection cycle increase thus, customer extend their financiation providing less cash flow
b) this is the opposite as (a) here we extend our financing agaist our suppliers. The payment cycle increases thus, decreasing the overall cash demand
c) If the assets were puirchased on cahs a huge amount was used alrady affecting the liquidity of the company.
If the company finance the purchase of the long term assets, in the future the company will have to dedicate a portion of their future cahs flow to pay up interest and principal which is what we should analize; wether or not the company will have difficulties in the future and the answer is yesin both scenarios.
d) no. It will not, as marketable securities are generally short-term and easily converted into cash in the short term. They do not generate cash flow problems in the long run as the company can sale them anytime to obtain cash.
Answer:
increase by 400 billion dollars
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marginal propensity to consume = mpc
tax multiplier = -mpc/1-mpc
from our question we were given mpc to be 0.8
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change in output = -4(-100)
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for a $100 tax decrease, output will increase by $100 billion x 4
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The utility for consuming the first donut is 9 utils.
The utility for consuming the second donut is the difference from the total utility for the first two and just the first donut.
The utility for consuming the third donut is the difference from the total utility for the first three and just the first two donuts.
The utility for consuming the fourth donut is the difference from the total utility for the first four and just the first three donuts.
Since the utility for the 4th donut is less than the utility for the 3rd donut, utility begins to diminish after consuming the third donut.
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Explanation:
The question is incomplete, The amount that each firm must produce is not given or the Quantity/demand equation that each firm faces is not given. We use a firm's quantity/demand equation to calculate how much each firm should produce and then work out the number of firms that should exist in the industry.
let us assume quantity produced by each firm is given by this equation;
Q = 1900 + 15000Price
We need to plug the Price of $2.54 per unit Vitamin Bottle to the quantity equation. Q = 1900 + 15000(2.54) = 40 000
each firm must produce 40 000 units
Number of firms that should exist = Total Market Quantity/Firms Quantity Number of firms that should exist = 1055 560 000/40 000
Number of firms that should exist = 26389
When the price is $2.54, with each firm Producing 40000 units, 26389 firms should exist in the market to cover the total Market Quantity of 1055 560 000.
The question may provide you with the Quantity that each firm must produce, in that case you simple divide total market quantity by the firm's quantity to find number of firm that should exist.
When you are given quantity equations you use the price to work out quantity produced by each firm and then Divide the Market Quantity by Firm's quantity to find number of firms that should exist
