Answer:
C. Supply Curve
Explanation:
Supply : Quantities sellers are able & willing to sell at a price , period . Determinants : Price (price supply direct relationship - upward sloping curve) , Inputs Price , Other goods price , Technology , Govt Policy , Seasonal factors .
Change in supply due to Price is 'Change in Quantity supplied' , leads to movement along the curve . Change in Supply due to other factors is 'Change in Supply' & shifts the curve
Damage of orange crop will decrease its supply & hence derived supply of its by product orange juice .
Since the decrease in supply is due to other (seasonal) factor , it will shift the supply curve - decrease it & leftward shift . This supply deficiency leads to excess demand raising the equilibrium prices finally .
Answer:
B. 1) Karena and 2) Nathan, if Nathan has looked for work during the previous four weeks
Explanation:
Both Karena and Nathan are counted as unemployed according to the U.S labor force statistics.
Unemployment refers to the inability of a willing and able Individual who falls in the labor force category of a country to get a suitable job.
The labor force age group of countries differ from each other but it is usually between the age of 18-65 years.
Unemployment is a situation in which a person who is willing to work coupled and has ability(phycal, emotional) to work does not get a job.
There are different types of unemployment which includes:
1. Structural unemployment
2. Cyclical unemployment
3. Seasonal unemployment
4. Frictional unemployment
5. Underemployment
Answer:
B. $7.58
Explanation:
earnings per share = (net income - preferred dividends) / weighted average of shares outstanding
shares outstanding:
January 1: 100,000 x 12/12 = 100,000
October 1: -20,000 x 3/12 = -5,000
weighted average = 95,000
EPS = $720,000 / 95,000 = $7.5789 =$7.58
Stock options are not included in the basic EPS calculation.
If Paddyland was a true market economy with no government interaction, then a scarcity of rice would mean that the price of rice would go up until the level of supply and demand evened out.