Answer:
c. Inelastic demand
Explanation:
Inelastic demand means that the quantity ordered on a product is not affected by changes in price. The demand is relatively constant regardless of a change in price.
Coffee and sugar are complementary goods. Usually, price fluctuation in one of them should affect the demand of the other. In this case, changes in sugar prices have not affected the demand for coffee. If price changes do not affect demand, then the product has inelastic demand.
Answer:
433 units
Explanation:
Information related to production costs are missing, so I looked for it. I found the following:
current sales price = $17
current fixed costs = $7,242
new labor costs per unit = $2.60, which results in a $0.50 increase
new direct materials cost per unit = $5.82, which results in a $1 decrease
total variable costs per unit = $8.42
Baldwin plans to pass 50% of the changes in costs to its customers:
- Increase $0.25 due to higher labor costs
- decrease $0.50 due to lower materials costs
- net change = -$0.25
new sales price = $17 - $0.25 = $16.75
contribution margin per unit = $16.75 - $8.42 = $8.33
break even point in units = total fixed costs / contribution margin per unit = $7,242 / $16.75 = 432.36 = 433 units
Answer:
B. gross income - (required deductions + optional deductions)
Explanation:
Take-home refers to the net pay of an individual. Salaried employees are subject to statutory deduction, such as taxes and pensions. An employee may also have voluntary deductions like loans or a mortgage. The net pay that an employee receives after all deductions is the take-home pay.
Take-home is subject to state laws and regulations. Employers are not allowed to deduct employees' pay beyond a certain percentage. The law requires an employee to have a take-home of around 36 percent if his or her net income.
Answer:
c. care and protection
Explanation:
The answer to this question is based on the framework of Ethical Standards for those pursuing a teaching profession. It involves four main values; care, respect, trust and integrity. This framework acts as a guide to educators on ethical ways to think, act and make decisions when serving students. Committing to students’ wellbeing and learning through the practice of positive influence, professional judgment and empathy in practice is part of care and protection.
