Answer:
Real GDP per capita can increase or decrease when Real GDP increases
Explanation:
Real GDP per capita is calculated by dividing Real GDP by the number of people in a country. Therefore:
- If population increase more quickly than the increase in real GDP, then real GDP per capita would decrease.
- If population decreases, stays the same or increases more slowly as Real GDP increases, then real GDP per capita would increase.
Answer:
The journal entry should be:
Dr Investment in Leghorn Corporation XX
Cr Accounts receivable XX
Explanation:
Foghorn Company must record the noncash payment as an asset which should be equal to the amount of money that it generally would have collected from the services provided. Since the payment is done through stocks, it must record that collection as an investing account.
Since transferring stocks usually takes a couple of days at least, the original journal entry should have recorded a debit to accounts receivable and a credit to service revenue.
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
A. Explicit cost are the cost paid to others in return of their service. Hence Option A is incorrect.
B. Revenue is the total amount of earnings a company have before deducting for expenses. Hence Option B is correct.
C. Accounting profit means (Revenue - explicit cost) . Hence Option C is incorrect.
D. Economic profit means (Revenue - explicit cost - implicit cost) . Hence Option D is incorrect.
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Answer:
0.079
Explanation:
Price elasticity of demand using midpoint formula can be calculated as follows
Formula
Elasticity of demand = (change in quantity/average quantity)/(change in price/average price)
Calculation
Elasticity of demand = (600/10,900)/(-2.1/3.05)
Elasticity of demand =-0.055 / -0.688
Elasticity of demand =-0.079
working
Change in price (2-4.1) = -2.1
Average price (2+4.1)/2=3.05
Change in quantity (11,200-10600) = 600
average quantity (11,200+10,600)/2 = 10,900
The elasticity of demand is inelastic as the elasticity is below 1.
