True According to the quantity theory of money, if the amount of money in an economy doubles, all else equal, price levels will also double.
Definition: The quantity theory of money states that the money supply and price level in an economy are directly related to each other. When the money supply changes, the price level changes proportionally, and vice versa.
The quantity theory of money states that the price level multiplied by real output is equal to the money supply multiplied by the speed or rotation of the money supply. Speed is generally stable.
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Answer:
- All of the above
Explanation:
This is the best answer for this question because a poor credit score can result in difficulty finding a job, renting an apartment, and obtaining credit in the future. I didn't see anything about higher interest charges, but one can logically conclude that that would also be affected
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Answer:
Explanation:
I think it is d
It is the only non degrading answer
Answer:
b). The average value of the 30 blue-chip stocks is down by 3.2%.
Explanation:
'Dow Jones Industrial Average' also known as 'DJIA' is characterized as the standard indicator to denote the stock-market prices of the shares of the major companies associated with blue-chip in the United States.
As per the question, a down or fall in DJIA by 3.2% would indicate that the stock prices of the companies trading with 'blue-chip' have faced a reduction in their share prices by 3.2% for that day. So, this allows the investors to keep a check on the stock prices and invest accordingly whenever they find it profitable. Thus, <u>option b</u> is the correct answer as the other options fail to convey this idea rather they either talk about the loss of value instead of decrease(in options a and c) or disassociates the entire concept with the stock market(in option d).
Answer:
Minimum transfer price when operating at capacity is the marginal cost + opportunity cost
Maximum transfer price is marginal cost only, when not operating at capacity.
Explanation:
Minimum transfer price when operating at capacity is the marginal cost + opportunity cost because when operating at capacity there are 2 elements involved - the cost at which it has made the units it will be transferring to another department within the organisation, and the profit it would have made if it had sold those units to others (opportunity cost)
Maximum transfer price is marginal cost only, when not operating at capacity because the department is constrained, it can only produce for the satisfaction of internal demand, not external customers; hence there is no case of opportunity costs.
