Answer:
If negative externalities pop up in a market, the equilibrium is higher than the efficient output.
Thus when it comes to the government rectification regarding the side effects of that commercial , activity, if the amount of bags is (1) then the new equilibrium would be: <em>p*= $17</em>
Let's look at the Accounting Equation = Assets = Liabilties + Stockholders' Equity
For most businesses, their chart of accounts will include Current Assets (or Short Term Assets) as well as Long Term Assets. An example of a current asset if cash, and a building is a long term asset.
Short term and long term Liabilities are also included too - money you owe. A Note Payable is a long term example, Interest Payable is a short term one.
Stockholders' Equity is one too - these include your stocks, your retained earnings.
But, expect for Retained Earnings, the names of your <em>statements </em>are not. So "Balance Sheet" is not a category, nor is "Cash Flows Statement".
Answer:
$6000
Explanation:
Break up of the economic cost of owning and operating the car for the year is mentioned below:
Car Bought - 10,000
Add: Insurance, license and operating cost - 1,500
Add: Interest (10,000 * 10%) - 1,000
Less: Car resold - (6,500)
Total - 6,000
Therefore, economic cost of owning and operating the car for the year was $6,000.
Complete/Correct Question:
Assume that Brad and Theresa can switch between producing wheat and producing beef at a constant rate.
Minutes Needed to Make
1 Bushel of Wheat
Brad: 10
Theresa: 6
1 Pound of Beef
Brad: 12
Theresa: 10
Brad has a comparative advantage in the production of
a. wheat and Theresa has a comparative advantage in the production of beef.
b. beef and Theresa has a comparative advantage in the production of wheat.
c. both goods and Theresa has a comparative advantage in the production of neither good.
d. neither good and Theresa has a comparative advantage in the production of both goods.
Answer:
B, beef and Theresa has a comparative advantage in the production of wheat.
Explanation:
Firstly, let's define comparative advantage.
Comparative advantage can be said to be the ability to produce a product at a far lesser rate than is obtainable.
From the above question, it can be deduced that Theresa has a comparative advantage in the production of wheat going by the huge difference in the time needed to produce wheat.
On the other hand, Brad has a comparative advantage in the production of beef. This is because the time difference in the production time of wheat isn't the same with beef and as such Brad has some advantage in this regard.
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