Answer:
Explanation:
Sales budget for may = 540
Sales budget for June = 670
Opening inventory for may = 190
Closing inventory for May = 155
Production in may =( 190+540)-155=575
Opening inventory in June = 155
Closing inventory = 165
Production in June = (155+670)-165=660
May material needs = 3(575+ (20%*660)
=3*707=2121 wheels
2121*24=$50,904
June material needs =3(660+(20%*640)
3*788=2364
2364*24=$56,736
If the federal gasoline tax increases to $1 per gallon, the gasoline price rises, demand for bicycles shifts rightward.
Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
If the price of gasoline increases, then probably there will be a decrease in the consumption of the same as a result of which the demand for the substitute product, bicycle increases.
Demand curve a graphical representation of changes in the product or service demanded along with the changes in the cost or price of the service or product. Increase in the demand for a product, is generally represented by the rightward shift in the demand curve.
Answer:
Marginal thinking
Explanation:
The economic foundation of marginal thinking requires decision-makers to evaluate whether the benefit of one more unit of something is greater than its cost. And according to this principle, Marie´s benefits of the first three bananas is higher than its cost, but the fourth banana will provide less benefit than the third and this is less than it cost.
Answer:
b, c and a
Explanation:
Ability to pay principle refers to an economic principle that states that the amount of tax an individual pays should be <u>dependent on the level of burden the tax will create relative to the wealth</u> of the individual.
Based on the above definition, the first category will be:
1. Local property taxes support elementary and secondary schools. <em>This tax will definitely generate the biggest tax burden of the 3 cases in the scenario.</em>
2. An airport trust fund collects a tax on each plane ticket sold and uses the money to improve airports and the air traffic control system. <em>Obviously this tax will be of a higher burden than paying national park entrance fees but will not be as heavy as local property taxes</em>
3. Visitors to many national parks pay an entrance fee. <em>Park entrance fees will be of the lightest burden of the three cases in the scenario.</em>
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Answer:
He will claim the standard deduction
Explanation: