Based on the number of shares you bought and the dividend per share, the total dividend income you received was $452.40.
<h3>How much dividend income was received?</h3>
The stock was held for 7 months and there are 2 quarters in a space of seven months so two dividends were received.
The amount received is:
= Number of share x Number of quarters x dividend per quarter
= 580 x 2 x 0.39
= $452.40
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<span>I believe that based on the information given , Lawson's should purchase three lots. This will ensure that they are able to make a profit. If they do not have the product they can not profit from it. If they have too much product, they can run a sale to break even after the season.</span>
Answer: because there will be different orders for different types of clothes. Further, there will be clients who are demanding and some of them can have bad attitudes. A dressmaker will always be patient and professional regardless of the situation he or she is and handle things calmly.
Answer:
b. The demand curve does not reflect the value to society of the good.
Explanation:
An externality is a financial term alluding to an expense or advantage caused or got by an outsider. Nonetheless, the outsider has no power over the making of that cost or advantage.
An externality can either be positive or negative which can be caused by either production or consumption of a good or service. The cost or the benefit can affect an individual or a society as a whole. A typical example of a negative externality is pollution which can cause negative cost to a third party in terms of health expenses. An example of a positive externality on the other hand is when a well educated labor force increase their productivity.
The government and local authorities can control negative externality by imposing taxes and regulation of these products. The government can also overcome negative externality by imposing subsidies on the goods that improve positive externality.
The demand curve however does not reflect the value to society of the good. It only reflects the relationship between the price and the quantity of goods consumed.
