Answer:
decrease; increases
Explanation:
The principles of demand and supply occurs here.
For example, The effects of a change in supply of reserves on demand is evident when supply of reserves increases and in turn the reserves get cheaper. This will make banks want more of reserves because it benefits them.
However, reverse is the case of the interest rates decreases.
Answer:
$6.00
Explanation:
Given data
quantity demanded ( x ) ∝ 1 / p^3 for p > 1
when p = $10/unit , x = 64
initial cost = $140, cost per unit = $4
<u>Determine the price that will yield a maximum profit </u>
x = k/p^3 ----- ( 1 ). when x = 64 , p = $10 , k = constant
64 = k/10^3
k = 64 * ( 10^3 )
= 64000
back to equation 1
x = 64000 / p^3
∴ p = 40 / ∛x
next calculate the value of revenue generated
Revenue(Rx) = P(price ) * x ( quantity )
= 40 / ∛x * x = 40 x^2/3
next calculate Total cost of product
C(x) = 140 + 4x
Maximum Profit generated = R(x) - C(x) = 0
= 40x^2/3 - 140 + 4x = 0
= 40(2/3) x^(2/3 -1) - 0 - 4 = 0
∴ ∛x = 20/3 ∴ x = (20/3 ) ^3 = 296
profit is maximum at x(quantity demanded ) = 296 units
hence the price that will yield a maximum profit
P = 40 / ∛x
= ( 40 / (20/3) ) = $6
Answer:
The answer is A
Explanation:
To start with;
Contribution margin per unit = selling price($29) - variable cost($21)
$29 - $21
= $8 per book...
So break even sales =fixed cost(expense) / contribution margin.
Break even sales is 44,000 units and contribution margin is $8.
Therefore, fixed cost or expenses=
Break even sales x contribution margin
44,000 x $8
=$352,000
Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entry is shown below:
Building A/c Dr $312,276
Land A/c Dr $276,924
To Cash A/c $61,900
To Notes payable A/c $527,300
(Being the purchase of building and land for cash and note payable is recorded)
The computation of the notes payable is shown below:
= Total purchase value - cash paid
= $589,200 - $61,900
= $527,300
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
A positive correlation signifies that an increase in one variable results in the other variable moving in the same direction. Because supply and price are positively correlated, a price increase will increases supply. The opposite is also true.
Suppliers are business people whose main objective is to make profits. Higher prices give higher margins. Suppliers make higher profits when prices are high. The possibility of making higher profits motivates suppliers to increase supplies to the market. On the other hand, low prices may result in losses. When prices are low, supplies will shy away from the market to avoid making losses.
