Answer:
1. yes
2.air
3. hot dog water
4. yes
5. all the ones ive seen where numbers:(
Answer:
1) 6% , 2) 5% , 3) As inflation rate ise higher than expected inflation rate, real interest rate would be lower than expected real interest rate
Explanation:
Real Interest Rate is the interest rate, which accounts for the impact of inflation.
Real Interest Rate = Nominal Interest Rate - Inflation
1) 14% - 8% = 6%
2) 14% - 9% = 5%
3) In case of variation in expected & actual inflation rate
1 + nominal interest rate = (1 + real interest rate) (1 + expected inflation rate)
1 + 14% = (1 + r) (1 + 3%)
1.14 = (1 + r) (1.03)
1.14 = 1.03 + 1.03r
0.11 = 1.03r
r = 8.82 {If inflation is higher at 9%}
If inflation could have been at expected 3%, real interest rate could have been 14% - 3% = 11%.
So : As inflation rate turned out to be higher than expected inflation rate, real interest rate turned out to be lower than expected real interest rate
- <u>A minimum wage is the lowest remuneration that employers can legally pay their workers the price floor below which workers may not sell their labor.</u>
*Put that in your own words though
Answer:
d. a comparative advantage in capital goods.
Explanation:
I'm not sure how these numbers should go, but I think it should be:
Capital Goods Consumption Goods
Ironbridge 32 40
Broseley 40 80
Ironbridge's opportunity cost to produce 1 capital good = 40 / 32 = <u>1.25</u> consumption goods
Ironbridge's opportunity cost to produce 1 consumption good = 32 / 40 = 0.8 capital goods
Broseley's opportunity cost to produce 1 capital good = 80 / 40 = 2 consumption goods
Broseley's opportunity cost to produce 1 consumption good = 40 / 80 = <u>0.5</u> capital goods
Ironbridge has a comparative advantage int he production of capital goods (lower opportunity cost) while Broseley has a comparative advantage in the production of consumption goods.
Opportunity costs refers tot he extra costs or benefits lost resulting from choosing one activity or investment over another alternative. In this case,, if Ironbridge wants to produce 1 capital good, it will have to forego 1.25 consumption goods.
Answer:
True of financial account auditors.
Explanation:
A financial account auditor often act as skeptics (having suspicion and lack of trust) when reviewing financial transactions.
Thus financial accounts adjustments that increase or decrease earnings are usually investigated with more skepticism by auditors. Such increased skepticism is important because it enables the auditor undo errors and better position the business for success.
