Answer:
<h2>The United States has the comparative advantage in car production.</h2>
Explanation:
- Japan has a lower opportunity cost of producing televisions compared to cars, implying that Japan basically has to give up or sacrifice or trade off relatively less number of cars to produce one more television compared to the production of one more car.
- Alternatively, US has a lower opportunity cost of producing cars relative to televisions meaning that US has to give up, sacrifice or trade off less number of televisions to manufacture one more car in comparison to the production of one more television.
- Hence, in this case,US has a comparative advantage in the production of cars and Japan has a comparative advantage in production of television and both countries can produce these respective commodities by using relatively less productive resources or factor inputs.
Rochelle sets the goal, "To increase my Business Writing grade from a 45 to a 95 in the next two weeks, I will study six hours a day and submit four drafts of the next assignment for feedback."
How should Rochelle change her goal to make it more effective?
make it more realistic
Answer:$4650
Explanation:
The cost that is recoverable is $30 per hour that was agreed as the hour to be spent in learning the soft ware. The sunk cost it's an irrecoverable cost that does influence decision making. When the agreed leaning cost of $30 per hr for 45hr of $1350 is deducted from the asking price of $6000 we have the $4650
Answer: Option D
Explanation: In simple words, short run refers to the time frame in which all the factors of production are fixed while in the long run all of them are variable.
This happens due to the fact that in the short run if the company goes for changing the level of inputs than the opportunity that were availing in that time period will be gone by then leading to losses as the total time frame is very less in short run.
On the other hand, firms tends to have greater life in the market and keeps developing themselves with the changing forces of market.
