Answer:
A. Competitive markets face perfectly elastic demand and marginal revenue, while monopolies face downward-sloping demand and marginal revenue.
Explanation:
In the case when competitive firms and monopolies generated at the level in which the marginal cost is equivalent to marginal revenue keeping the other things constant so the price should be less in the competitive market as compared to the monopoly because in the competitive markets it face perfectly elastic demand but in the monopoly it face the down ward sloping demand curve
Therefore the option a is correct
Answer: Assembly Department
Explanation:
Missing part of question is attached below.
Cutting Department
Under the direct method, the Cutting Department is allocated $62,000 of the Janitorial cost and $126,750 of the Cafeteria cost for a total of:
= 62,000 + 126,750
= $188,750
Assembly department
Allocated $248,000 of the Janitorial cost and $42,450 of Cafeteria:
= 248,000 + 42,450
= $290,450
<em>Assembly Department is therefore the department that is allocated the most support department costs under the direct method. </em>
Answer: According to the sticky-wage theory of aggregate supply, nominal wages at the initial equilibrium are <u>EQUAL TO</u> nominal wages at the short-run equilibrium resulting from the increase in the money supply, and <u>LESS THAN</u> nominal wages at the long-run equilibrium.
Tomatoes are an input in the production of ketchup, and ketchup and mustard are substitutes. An increase in the price of tomatoes will LOWER the total surplus in the market for mustard
Answer: Agency
Explanation: Agency refers to the relationship between an agent and a principal. A principal is someone who is in charge of or owns something. An agent is someone who acts on behalf of the principal in a particular situation. This is a consensual relationship, as the principal requests the agent to act on their behalf. However the agent needs to operate in such a way that there is no conflict of interest between the principal's needs and the agent's needs. The agent has to put the principal's needs first. The agent will then act according to the prinicipal's instructions when dealing with third parties.