Answer:
Solving equation 1 and 2 together we get,
Substituting this value for b into equation 1 we get,
Substituting a and b into the demand equation we have,
Demand equation=
Similarly,
Supply equation is given by P= c + dQ
The answer is D)<span> Insulating teams – (example--the scientific team that developed the atomic bomb)
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While the example of the atomic bomb is a bit of stretch many companies still use such internal tactics.
For example, companies in the creative industries, Research & Development, Deep Tech and Information Technology also work through insulating teams to protect intellectual property or whatever the outcomes of the project will be.
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Answer:
do not necessarily provide a good measure of relative living standards.
Explanation:
Gross domestic product (GDP) can be regarded as total monetary/market value of finished goods/ services
that is been produced within a boarder of a country in a specific time period.
Per capita gross domestic product (GDP) can be regarded as metric used in breaking down the economic output per person of a country. This can be calculated by finding the division of the GDP of a country i.e using its population to divide the GDP.
It should be noted that Comparisons of per capita gross domestic product (GDP) between countries do not necessarily provide a good measure of relative living standards.
Answer:
D. Inventory levels are determined as the trade-off between losing the margin on additional sales and the costs of excess inventory.
Explanation:
Option B is wrong because net working capital = current assets - current liabilities, and inventory is a current asset.
Options A and C may or may not be true depending on the company's costs. Holding costs include storage costs, insurance, damaged goods or even spoilage. Depending on the industry, e.g. dairy products, they might be larger than financing costs. But for other industries, e.g. microchips, holding costs are probably much lower than financing costs (a lot of small but expensive goods).
. Nearly half (47%) of adults in their 40s and 50s have a parent age 65 or older and are either raising a young child or financially supporting a grown child (age 18 or older). And about one-in-seven middle-aged adults (15%) is providing financial support to both an aging parent and a child.
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