Answer:
a. sunk costs.
Explanation:
Sunk cost is the amount which is already invested or incurred before any project is initiated. This cost is permanently lost and cannot be recovered. The business managers avoid incorporating sunk cost in decision making process.
The correct answer is sunk cost because it doesn't complicate capital investment analysis. These costs are not considered when making business decisions or analysis of capital investments.
Based on the scenario, it is likely that Joe has made a non-programmed
decision in a way of implementing a programmed decision.
A programmed decision is a way of deciding that is easy in
regards of the individual to decide in a certain decision where as a
non-programmed decision is a way of using logic in which there is high risk
level involved in a decision.
Answer:
B. flextime plan.
Explanation:
A flextime plan is a schedule that allows employees to decide their start and finish hour which is what it is said in the case as Dee give her employees the option to choose when to begin and end their days. Also, this plan requires employees to always be at work at certain hours as it is indicated. This means that it is mandatory for employees to be at their job in certain times but out of that they can choose their schedule.
Answer: The amount of money that they were paid for the high school prom. This is because that's the amount that has been sent on the band.
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Cracked Mirror, a local rock group, contracts to play for your high school prom and that a week before the
dance, the group cancels its appearance.
We are further told that a teacher finds out that the band has instead booked a
concert elsewhere at the same time as the prom that will pay them $800 more.
Based on the above information, if the band for damages, the appropriate amount would be the amount that they were paid for the high school prom. This is because that's the amount that has been sent on the band.
Answer:
Assuming that Hal spends all of his income on honey and milk, the combination of milk and honey that will maximize his total utility is <u>2</u> jars of honey and <u>4</u> gallons of milk.
Explanation:
This question is missing a table that should be as follows:
quantity total util. marginal quantity total util. marginal
of milk from milk utility per $ of honey from honey utility per $
1 32 16 1 44 11
2 60 14 <u> 2 84 10</u>
3 84 12 3 120 9
<u>4 104 10</u> 4 152 8
5 120 8 5 180 7
6 132 6 6 204 6
7 140 4 7 224 5
8 144 2 8 240 4
We should purchase quantities that yield the same marginal utility per dollar spent, options are:
- <u>4 gallons of milk and 2 jars of honey ⇒ total cost = $8 + $8 = $16</u>
- 5 gallons of milk and 4 jars of honey ⇒ total cost = $10 + $16 = $26
- 6 gallons of milk and 6 jars of honey ⇒ total cost = $12 + $24 = $36
- 7 gallons of milk and 8 jars of honey ⇒ total cost = $14 + $32 = $46
