Answer:
Answer explained below
Explanation:
decrease in consumer surplus = 0.5(initial number of bottles - final number)*(final price-initial price) + (final price-initial price)*(final number)
where initial number of bottles = 25
final number of bottles = 15
initial price = $390
final price = $390
substituting these values, we have
- decrease in consumer surplus = 0.5(25-15)(450-390) + (450-390)15 = 1200
Consumer surplus decreases by 1200
- Consumers will buy the good as long as marginal benefit is greater than or equal price.
Thus quantity demanded will be 2 from the table
Consumer surplus = 240- market price = 240 -220= 20
Consumers total benefit = 220*quantity demanded = 220*2= 440
Answer:
a. Standard direct labor rate per hour = Hourly wage rate + Payroll taxes + Fringe benefits
Standard direct labor rate per hour = $16.70 + $0.60 + $1.40
Standard direct labor rate per hour = $18.70
b. Standard direct labor hours per gallon = Actual production time + Rest periods and cleanup + Setup and downtime
Standard direct labor hours per gallon = 1.60 hours + 0.30 hours + 0.20 hours
Standard direct labor hours per gallon = 2.1 hours
c. Standard labor cost per gallon = Standard direct hours per gallon * Standard direct labor rate per hour
Standard labor cost per gallon = 2.1 hours * $18.70
Standard labor cost per gallon = $39.27
The answer is goal setting
Answer:
Option C Incorrect; adjusting for price changes, his salary is less than his dad's salary
Explanation:
Adjustment to price changes = (Amount received n years ago divided by Price Index n years ago) * Price Index today
Adjustment To price changes = ($28,000 / 110.8) * 180.5 = $45613.7
The amount $28,000 is worth $45,613.7 in todays value which means that if we adjust for price changes, Dave is incorrect because his salary is worth less by an amount $613.7 from his father's salary.
