Answer:
b). 72.458 %
a). 24, 213
Explanation:
1). The second option i.e. 72.458% correctly measures the variance percentage brought in the dependent variable(regressed the quantity demanded) by manipulating the independent variable(price elasticity). The first option is wrong as it shows R multiple which is rather the coefficient. The third and the last options are incorrect as they display the intercept employed to determine the quantity and the key error of calculating the standard deviation.
2). The predicted quantity demanded would be 24,213 if the price is fixed at $7.00.
It can be calculated using the formula;
Quantity demanded = Intercept + (Adjusted R squared * Price coefficient)
∵ Quantity Demanded = 56,400.50 + (7 X -4,598.2)
= 24,213
Answer:
Option B is correct one.
<u>Practicality</u>
Explanation:
Natasha addressed practicality in her persuasive speech on question of policy. Because she is talking about on-ground realities.
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Answer: $12
Explanation:
In selling the obsolete goods, the company will incur Variable Marketing costs and the alternative will be to throw the goods away.
The relevant costs they will incur are therefore the Variable Marketing costs alone.
The lowest amount that a company should accept for a good is the price that equals it's cost so that they may at least Break-Even.
Seeing as the Variable Marketing Costs are the only relevant cost then the lowest they should accept is the Variable Marketing Costs of $12.
Answer: c. preventing a market that would generate mutually beneficial trades.
Explanation:
Zooey could argue that the policy of lunch trades is preventing a market that would generate mutually beneficial trades because if people were allowed to trade what they want for what they have with people who have what the first person wants and wants what the first person has, that can be beneficial to both of them.
It is not unlike the system of batter trading that existed before money where people traded what they had for what they wanted.
One should be very careful here though because there are multiple disadvantages involved such as kids exchanging away more nutritious food and food poisoning.
