Answer:
C) supply is perfectly inelastic.
Explanation:
In the case when the supply is perfectly non-elastic so the demand would measures the price entirely that means it calculated the overall price at the time when there is a perfectly non-elastic supply
So according to the given scenario the option c is correct
And, the rest of the options are incorrect
So the same is relevant
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Answer: Structural Mobiility
Explanation:
Structural Mobiility can be described as changes that enable a whole group of people to either move up or down the economic class ladder.
Structural mobility is attributed to the changes in society or company as a whole, not just personal changes.
The changes done in John's illustration is a social change where a job that can be performed by humans are now performed by robots.
This change negatively affected John and his manufacturing company thereby bringing down John in the economic ladder as he moved down from the Middle class to a lower social class.
Answer:
$1.00
Explanation:
The equilibrium price is the prevailing market price represented by the intersection of the demand and supply curve. At the equilibrium price, the quantity demanded and quantity supplied match. It means that there are no shortages or excesses in demand or supply at the equilibrium price.
From the graph, $1 is the equilibrium price. It is the intersection of demand and supply curves.
Answer:
Depreciation for year 3 = $115518
BV = $57798
Explanation:
The modified accelerated cost recovery method employees a classification-based approach to depreciating certain assets, once classified are assigned respective rates of depreciation. for example, assets classified under automobiles, trucks and machinery are treated under 5-year MACRS and will be depreciated at 20%, 32%, 19.2% and so on.
In this question the bridge across Rio Grande being built by Del Norte Brick co is treated under 3-year MACRS, for which the rates are as follows:
33.33% for the first year
44.45% 2nd year
14.81% 3rd year
7.41% 4th year
We have been asked to determine 3rd years' depreciation and book value, determined as follows:
Depreciation year 1: $780000 33.33% = $259974
Depreciation year 2: $780000 44.45% = $346710
Depreciation year 3: $780000 14.81% = $115518
So the depreciation for year 3 = $115518
The book value is calculated as follows:
<em>Book value = cost - accumulated depreciation</em>
BV = $780000 - $722202
BV = $57798
