What rule did Michael Jordan break by wearing Air Jordans out onto the basketball court?

A company is selling cookies for $3 per bag. The ingredients costs $9.3 and can make 37 bags with the ingredients. How much prof

ad-work [718]

Answer: $2.75 profits per bag

Explanation:

9.3/37 in order to find how much it costs her per bag to make.

This equals approx .25 cents

Then subtract this from $3 in order to get how much profit per bag she makes.

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Speech about peer pressure

Semmy [17]

Peer pressure is the notion of mutual friends coxing you into a rash situation and you, in a attempt to fit in, you agree to such a situation. This is bad and it’s practically impossible to avoid unless you care not for those opinions of those you hang around

Have a peer pressure filled day (jk btw lol)

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Buscando amistad audio read the ads for pen pals. then listen to the four recorded personal ads. write the name of the person wh

Vinvika [58]

Answer:

idk

Explanation:

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Robert treats coffee and creamer as perfect complements and has very specific requirements for the ratio of creamer to coffee. H

diamong [38]

Answer:

a. Robert's optimal consumption bundle contains 9.18 cups of coffee and 45.88 packets of creamer.

b. Zero packets of creamer is the substitution effect.

Explanation:

a. Suppose that Robert has $39.00 to spend on coffee and creamer. His optimal consumption bundle contains _______cups of coffee and _________

The consumption ratio can be stated as follows:

5 Creamer = 1 cup of coffee

Budget line has an equation can also be given as follows:

B = (Pm * Qm) + (Pf * Qf) ...................... (1)

Where;

B = Budget = The amount Robert has to spend on coffee and creamer = $39.00

Pm = Price of creamer = $0.25

Qm = Quantity of creamer = ?

Pf = Price of coffee = $3.00

Qf = Quantity of coffee = ?

39 = (0.25 * Qm) + (3 * Qf)

39 = 0.25Qm + 3Qf

Since "5 Creamer = 1 cup of coffee". This also implies thal 1 creamer = 1 / 5 cup of coffee. Therefore, we have;

39 = 0.25Qm + (3 * 1/5 * Qm)

39 = 0.25Qm + (3/5)Qm

39 = 0.25Qm + 0.60Qm

39 = 0.85Qm

Qm = 39 / 0.85

Qm = 45.88

Qf = 45 / 5 = 9.18

Therefore, Robert's optimal consumption bundle contains 9.18 cups of coffee and 45.88 packets of creamer.

b. Now, suppose that the price of creamer rises to $0.50 per packet. What is the substitution effect of this price change?

Since Robert treats coffee and creamer as perfect complements, this implies that there there is nothing like substitution effect under this condition.

Therefore, zero packets of creamer is the substitution effect.

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3 years ago

Suppose that lenders want to receive a real rate of interest of 5 percent and that they expect inflation to remain steady at 2 p

Helga [31]

Answer:

7%

Explanation:

nominal interest rate = real interest rate + expected inflation rate

nominal interest rate = 5% + 2% = 7%

Usually the nominal interest rate has four major components:

real interest rate: the net interest rate received by a lender or an investor
inflation rate: the general rise in the prices of goods and services, as inflation increases, the purchasing power of a currency decreases
liquidity risk premium: usually collateralized loans include a liquidity risk premium since not all assets can be easily converted to cash.
credit risk: possibility of the borrower defaulting the loan

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