Answer:
d. Market clearing price will fall, and equilibrium quantity will fall.
Explanation:
Inferior goods are those goods which do not behave normally to market.
As with increase in consumer spending capacity, their demand decreases.
Accordingly with decrease in demand , the prices will fall.
Thus, either Statement b is correct or statement d.
Since demand and price both tend to fall, the equilibrium quantity will fall for the same, as the demand will be low, the equilibrium quantity will fall to meet the demand level.
Thus, Statement D is correct.
Answer:
a. Beck Inc. = 5.00 and Bryant Inc. = 2.50
b. Beck Inc. = $100,000 and 100% : Bryant Inc. = $150,000 and 50 %
c. True.
Explanation:
Degree of Operating Leverage shows, the times Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EBIT) would change as a result of a change in Sales contribution.
Degree of Operating Leverage = Contribution ÷ EBIT
Thus,
Beck Inc = $500,000 ÷ $100,000
= 5.00
Bryant Inc. = $750,000 ÷ $300,000
= 2.50
<em>If Sales increased by 20% the effects on Incomes would be :</em>
Beck Inc = 20% × 5.00
= 100%
= $100,000 × 100%
= $100,000
Bryant Inc.= 20% × 2.50
= 50 %
= $300,000 × 50 %
= $150,000
The answer is: the person whose photograph is snapped by the candid photographer.
Capital refers to accumulation of assets that is owned by a certain individual or organization that can be used to generate more income.
Candid photographers only take picture of the environment around them naturally (without any edits or settings). This mean that the person who is being photographed is not being paid. Since that person does not generate income, it cannot be considered as a capital.
the answer is C. fatigue and stress
The productivity of our mind and body go hand in hand. If one of them doens't function well, it will affect the other.
If our body and our mind is under a lot of pressure, we simply can't make the best decisions
Answer:
Tariffs and import quotas generally reduce economic welfare.
Explanation:
The vast majority of economists (over 90% according to the University of Chicago) agree that tariffs and import quotas generally reduce economic welfare. This is perhaps the normative statement in which economists agree the most.
The reason why is because tariffs and import quotas only benefit a small fraction of domestic producers, to the dismay of a larger number of consumers who end up having to pay higher prices for consumer goods.
