Dumping is exporting goods at prices that are lower than their value.
Answer:
$86,000
Explanation:
FIFO means first in, first out. It means that the first purchased inventory is the first to be sold.
This means thay the 500 units sold would be taken from the earliest purchased inventory and the ending inventory would be the most recently purchased inventories.
Ending inventory = (80 × $150) + (370 × $200) = $12,000 + $74,000 = $86,000
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Based on one research of Baker, Silverstein, and Putney this situation is based on a paradigm of structural lag and political economy of aging. <span>The problem of grandparents' capacity to gain custody of their own grandchildren became the problem. </span><span>Which should be the question of how the government should support a family that has this kind of situation.</span>
Answer:B - $80
Explanation: Producer surplus is the difference btw what a consumer is paying and what a producer is charging.
From the above questions, Tom tuned the following pianos:
Buyer willing to pay $155.
Tom tuned piano 1 for $120, therefore his surplus on piano 1 is $155 - $120 = $35
Tom tuned piano 2 for $125, therefore his surplus on piano 2 is $155 - $125 = $30
Tom tuned piano 3 for $140, therefore his surplus on piano 3 is $155 - $140 = $15
Tom tuned piano 4 for $160, therefore his surplus on piano 4 is $155 - $160 = ($5)
All together his surplus is $35+$30+$15 =$80