If the demand for milk is relatively inelastic, the discovery will lower both price and total revenues.
Option - b
<u>Explanation:
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Reducing prices to gain sales is a famous advertising tool. This type of situation arises mostly with every day products and services. If the quantity is increased, the demand will be inelastic this will lower both price and total revenue. Total revenue is reduced as price is reduced when demand is inelastic. When demand is inelastic, instead of reducing total revenue it could be hiked by raising price instead of reducing price.
Inelastic demand: In Economics, inelastic demand is even when the price of the product increases or decreases, the purchase rate of the product will be the same.
Answer: The <em>manufacturing costs don't include selling expenses related to goods manufactured during the period.</em>
Explanation:
Manufacturing costs by definition are the sum total of direct labour (labour charges paid for production), direct material (raw material expenses paid for producing the goods) and manufacturing overheads (other manufacturing expenses like fuel charges and accounting costs for recording manufacturing processes etc). These costs are calculated for work in progress and finished goods.
Thus manufacturing costs= Direct Labour + Direct Material + Manufacturing Overheads.
So, thereby looking at the options <em>manufacturing costs don't include selling expenses related to goods manufactured during the period.</em>
Answer:
The explicit cost of flight includes cost of fuel, maintenance cost, payment to pilot.
Explanation:
The explicit costs are the direct costs incurred during the process of production or business. Here, the payments made to the pilot will be a variable cost, the cost of fuel, etc will be explicit cost.
The marginal explicit cost is the increase in the explicit cost with an additional output. The incremental cost of flight correctly determines the marginal explicit cost.
Opportunity cost is the cost of sacrificing the alternative. Here, the marginal opportunity cost will be the revenue that the firm would have earned by renting the flight to other firms or individuals.
Answer:
The correct answer is $255,000.
Explanation:
According to the scenario, the given data are as follows:
Total outstanding shares = 510,000
Shares value before = $3.10
Shares value after deal = $3.60
So, we can calculate the amount of gain on disposal by using following formula:
Gain amount on disposal = Total number of shares × Difference in share value
By putting the value, we get
= 510,000 × ( $3.60 - $3.10)
= 510,000 × $0.50
= $255,000
Answer:
False
Explanation:
In an enterprise-class database system, business users can not interact directly with the DBMS, which directly accesses the database data
