Answer:
A. The Supply Curve shifts Right.
As American Producers are paying less in dollar terms, their costs of production will reduce. The reduction in Cost of Production will spur producers to produce even more because inputs are cheaper and more will be bought and processed and so the Supply will increase and shift the Supply Curve left.
B. Aggregate Demand Curve shifts Right.
As a result of more money being in the Economy, more people will want to lend out the excess cash they have to earn some interest on it. This will reduce the cost of borrowing and will therefore spur people to borrow more to be able to afford things they want. With the people having more money, they will buy more things therefore upping Demand. The Demand Curve will shift to the Right as a result.
C. Supply Curve shifts Left
Wages are an input into Production. Should they increase that would mean that the cost of Production has risen as well for Producers. They will respond by reducing the amount of goods they produce so as to maintain Profitability and reduce those costs. This will cut supply and shift the Supply Curve to the left.
D. Movement along Short Run Aggregate Demand Curve
Aggregate Demand Curve is constructed based on the demand of the Economy at different prices levels. Should the Price Level decrease it is simply a movement along the Aggregate Demand Curve.
$60, because 4 percent of 300 is 12, and 12*5 years is $60 earned through interest.
The answer is 60.
<span>a) AD shifts left. since we would be spending more but not making more</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
I think it's A.
You should always question the source. You might be lucky and discover what they've not said about their product. Or you may discover it is simply not true.
A few years back (many in fact), there was a product on the market call Laetrile. It was produced from peach pits. It has an overwhelming popularity that Sloan Kettering (the Cancer Clinic in New York -- the oldest and largest one in the world), spent some of their needed grant money to test Laetrile. The results -- nothing. Imagine what happened to those who marketed this product. Word got around. People with Cancer are pretty desperate. They and their loved ones will try anything.
But the facts on the internet help to dispel this kind of thing.
The pricing strategy that companies mostly use for luxury products is "Premium pricing".
Explanation:
- Premium pricing is a type of pricing strategy by which a high rate is fixed for a high quality product produced by that company.
- Premium pricing is also known as Prestige pricing.
- Rate and cost of most of the luxury and high quality product produced by a company will always tend to be higher in order to make sure that the company doesn't face any loss, On the other hand premium pricing is the key strategy for producing higher profit for a company.
- On the other it increases the brand value of that company and make them look significant based on their quality of product produced.
