The answer is environment, this is the word that the wall street journals used in having to term the word comfort as this is somehow a word that made sense to them or something that depicts to them for them, environment is a way of having to say that it is comfort or comforting to other people.
Answer:
A) Shortage, B) Fall in Price
Explanation:
A] Market is at equilibrium where - downward sloping Market Demand (inversely related to price), & upward sloping Market Supply (directly related to price) - are equal & these curves intersect each other.
Above condition gives us equilibrium price & quantity.
If market price < equilibrium price, as given case 15 < 20. Then, supply being directly related to price is lesser, demand being inversely related to price is higher. So, there is a situation of excess demand, ie <u>shortage </u>(graphically denoted by distance between demand & supply curve at actual price below equilibrium price)
B] Dealers of hybrid vehicles increase imply increase in supply of these vehicles, rightwards shift in the supply curve. This creates excess supply ie surplus of them. It implies that competition among sellers lead to <u>fall in price </u>of these hybrid vehicles.
This one would be IRS.
For example, if<span> you end up paying for personal property taxes to your local government, the IRS would allow you to claim a deduction for it on your federal tax return~</span>
Answer:
a. $21
b. $1,890,000
Explanation:
a. The computation of the predetermined overhead rate is shown below:
Predetermined overhead rate = (Total estimated manufacturing overhead) ÷ (estimated computer hours)
= $2,100,000 ÷ 100,000 hours
= $21
b. Now the applied overhead which equals to
= Actual computer hours × predetermined overhead rate
= 90,000 hours × $21
= $1,890,000
No, Dr G has nothing to worry about because only 8 students won the academic as well as fine arts award out of 128 academic award winners. This corresponds to very low percentage of joint winners out of just academic award winners (0.0625%)
Explanation:
Total students in the Westside High School- 768
Winner of academic awards- 128
Winner of fine arts awards- 48
Students who won both awards- 8
Dr G pre assumption= Dr G was worried that winner of academic awards would win fine awards more likely.
But it seems that his assumtions are wrong since only 8 students out of 128 students won joint awards (meaning only 8 students won awards for fine arts as well as academic awards). Similarly, this corresponds to only 0.0625% of students winning academic awards as well as Fine arts awards.
