Answer:
70
Transition to a post- industrial economy
46
Median weekly earnings are higher for those with a college education
Education
De facto segregation
Credential society
Professional degree
Kindergartners learning how to behave in class
Answer:
B-False
Explanation:
Because some companies do business online.
Answer:
C.
standards for the basic minimum wage and overtime pay
Explanation:
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Answer:
Type A to produce 44 bags and Type B to produce 16 bags to maximize profit of $440
Explanation:
Let X be the number of bags for Type A and Y be the number of bags for Type B
Cutter Finisher
Type A 2X 1X = $6X
Type B <u> 1Y 2Y = $11Y</u>
104 76
2x+1y= 104
1x+2y=76
y= 104-2x
x+2(104-2x) = 76
x+ 208-4x = 76
132= 3x
x= 44 bags
y= 104-2(44)
y= 16 bags
Type A should produce 44 bags and Type B 16 bags to maximize profit
Maximum Profit = 6X + 11Y
= 6(44) + 11(16)
= $440
Answer: See explanation column for answer
Explanation:
Caroline
left Right
Anthonio left 6,6 6,3
Right 4,3 5,5
The first digits in both left and right is Anthonio's best response payoff given what Caroline chooses. Also, the second digit on both left and right is Caroline's best response payoff based on what Anthonio chooses.
When Antonio chooses left, Caroline should choose left so as to get a payoff of 6, also when Antonio chooses right, Caroline chooses right to get a payoff of 5. therefore, there is no dominant strategy for Caroline.
The dominant strategy for Antonio occurs
When Caroline chooses left, Antonio will have to choose left to get a payoff of 6, also when Caroline chooses right, Antonio should choose left to get a payoff of 6. So, the dominant strategy for Antonio is to choose left.
The only dominant strategy in this game is for Antonio, to choose left.
b). For Nash Equilibrum, Antonio will have to choose his dominant strategy, that is to choose left, which will make Caroline is to choose left so as to get a payoff of 6. So, the Nash equilibrium is for Antonio to choose <u>left </u>and caroline chooses<u> left</u> too