The correct answer is A.
GDP consists of all FINAL goods and services, and the only way it can be measured is through market prices.
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Answer:
c. Fixed Cost = $300
Explanation:
Because marginal cost is constant we can find the variable cost per unit and then subtract the total variable cost from the total cost in order to find the fixed cost. The firms total cost increase $300 (from 1500 to 1800) when output increases by 10 units (from 40 to 50), so the variable cost per unit is 300/10=30.
Now to calculate the total variable cost we will multiply variable cost per unit by the number of units.
50*30= 1500
Now we will subtract 1500 from 1800 in order to find the fixed cost.
1800-1500=300
Fixed cost is $300.
Answer: 1. STATEMENT 1
2. It has achieved efficiency.
Explanation:
1. The students who will pay for them at that price will receive the vaccines if the university health center sell them for this price. In this case the theory of free market comes into play, those who have the money will get the resources.
2. The free market theory helps to establish efficiency. If the resources were to be distributed for free the demand will exceed supply resulting in inefficient use of resources.
Answer:
The correct answer is: The expected rate of return for the stock would be around 7%.
Explanation:
The Beta coefficient is a numeral measure that portraits the volatility of a stock compared to the overall market performance. If a stock's beta is closed to the numerical value one (1) it implies it is highly correlated to the price movement of the overall market.
In that case, if a stock's beta is 0.8 it implies it follows the market price movements. If the stock expected rate return is 12% but the market return turns out to be 5% points below expectations, it means the stock's return would end up being around 7%.
