Answer:
The answer is $2000.
Explanation:
Total surplus = Consumer surplus + Producer surplus
= [ 0.5 (50-0) x ( 90 -45)] + [ 0.5(50-0) x (45 - 10)]
= [ 0.5 x 50 x 45] + [ 0.5 x 50 x 35]
= 1125 + 875
Total Surplus = $2000.
Answer: Option(a) is correct.
Explanation:
FOMC (Fed open market committee) is monetary policy making body of United states who implements various money supply related policy.
Here, FOMC orders the open market desk to sell government securities, which lowers the money supply and increases the interest rate.
Fed use this monetary policy instrument to control the money supply in the economy.
This effect also shown in a diagram.
In the IS-LM diagram, it was shown that there is a shift in the LM curve leftwards due to decrease in the money supply. So, this decrease in the money supply raises the interest rate from i to i' and decreases output from Y to Y'.
Answer:
A. True
Explanation:
The strategy that is meant to ensure customer loyalty, communication and long term patronage is known as relationship marketing. This type of marketing tries to have an emotional connection and open communication with its customers so it can deliver goods and services that are suited to the customers needs.
Elodie's actions of meeting up with already existing customers and making sure they are satisfied by her service is consistent with relationship marketing.
Traditional marketing focused more on getting new customers for its products and services while ignoring already existing customers. It was soon found out that already existing customers were not to be ignored as they were important because of referrals they could give and continued patronage, that was when relationship marketing was formed.
By checking up and getting feedback from college professors who had already purchased her books and already using it, she was able to form a relationship with them which comprised of loyalty and commitment.
In future, when such college professors would want to purchase another set of books, they are likely to buy from Elodie's company.
