Michael’s is considering a project that has projected sales of 4,200 units ± 5 percent, a sales price per unit of $50 ± 4 percen
t, variable costs per unit of $25 ± 5 percent, and fixed costs per year of $45,000 ± 3 percent. The depreciation expense is $11,000 per year and the tax rate is 33 percent. What is the annual net income under the best case scenario?
Comparative Advantage: A country has a comparative advantage in producing a commodity if the opportunity cost of producing that commodity in terms of other commodity is lower in that country as compared to the other country.
For determining comparative advantage, countries compare their good's opportunity cost with the other country's goods opportunity cost.
Answer: Industries have more difficulty opening since they will have to resort to bribes from government people.
Explanation: When corruption is very marked in a country, many people know that the way to obtain benefits is through certain bribes. In the case of industries, in order for them to open they have to resort to bribes made by government personnel to have the opportunity for their construction to take place.
The supply of loanable funds is $50 billion. Thus, option c is correct.
The supply of loanable funds considers only national savings( public savings + private savings), thus the supply of funds shall be only $50 billion. The national savings is the rate that measures the amount of income that households, business, and the government saves. It looks at the difference between a nation's income and consumption.
The national savings rate is the GDP that is saved rather than spent in the economy. It is an indicator of a nation's health as it shows the trends in savings.
LA houses the Lakers, dodgers, and so many more big brand teams.
A consumer which is defined as any person in a free and open market to openly trade their wealth and income in return for an item or service.
Residence defined as the area that surrounded the immediate perimeter of the said consumer.
Hence, by the principle of <u>socialization</u><u> </u>people are more inclined to buy sports gear to represent their teams and inclined to participate in consumer purchases based on their peers.
It becomes the "lifestyle" and "ideal" personalities in a place such as LA and this inherently drives up sales of sports and entertainment commodities.
The location, or residence directly <u>exposes</u> the consumer to the products in a market where it "hot" and in style/demand.