Consumer surplus is difference between the amount that consumers are willing and able to pay for a good or service
In this case, Nicki is willing to pay $1,100 for the camera, but she is only asked to pay 900. So Nicki has a consumer surplus of $200
Answer:
<em>Risk capital</em>
Explanation:
Risk capital <em>relates to funds allocated to risky operation and used to invest heavy-risk, elevated-reward.</em>
Diversification is key to a successful risk capital investment, because the prospects of each investment appear to be undetermined in nature, although the yields may be far above average when an investment is successful.
Answer:impairs driving ability
Explanation:
Enhances driving ability is wrong because it impairs vision and you brain does not process as fast.
is responsible is also wrong because you have a higher chance of getting hurt of hurting someone else.
heighten the senses is also wrong because alcohol lessens senses not heightens senses.
Answer:
This question has a missing information. I have found the complete version and pasted it down below;
"Your neighbor offers you an investment opportunity, which will pay a single lump sum of S2,000 five years from today. The investment requires a single payment of <em>$1,500 today</em>. The return on the investment is % A. 4.195 B. 4.729 C. 5.361 D. 5.922 E. 6.961 "
Explanation:
This question requires you to find that discount rate given a single future cashflow. $2,000 is expected 5 years from today, hence the future value. $1,500 payment today is the dollar value today, hence the Present value.
Using a financial calculator, you will key in the following inputs;
Total duration; N = 5
Present value; PV = -1,500 (it's a cash outflow hence negative)
Recurring payment; PMT = 0
Future value; FV = 2,000
then find the rate by keying in CPT I/Y = 5.922%
Therefore, the return on the investment is 5.92%
Answer:
The correct answer is option a.
Explanation:
A budget line represents the maximum possible combination of two goods that can be purchased by an individual by spending all of his income.
George has a weekly income of $50.
He spends this income on donuts and coffee.
The price of a donut is $1 and the price of coffee is $2.50.
As George's income increase to $100, George will be able to afford more coffee and donuts as the price of coffee does not change.
So, the budget line will shift to the right, indicating the increase in the quantity of goods George can afford.
