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Phantasy [73]
3 years ago
11

A firm will find it profitable to hire workers up to the point at which their rev: 06_21_2018 Multiple Choice marginal resource

cost equals their wage rate. wage rate equals product price. MP is equal to their MRP. marginal resource cost is equal to their MRP.
Business
1 answer:
Nataliya [291]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

marginal resource cost is equal to their MRP

Explanation:

A business's profit will maximize when its marginal resource cost equals its marginal revenue product.

Marginal revenue product calculated by multiplying the marginal physical product (MPP) times the marginal revenue (MR), e.g. an additional worker can produce 10 units and each unit costs $10, MRP = 10 x $10 = $100

Marginal resource cost is the cost of using an additional unit of input, e.g. cost of hiring an additional worker.

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March 1

Cash  1700

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To record the issuance of shares

March 3

Equipment 1400

  Cash           1400

To record the purchase of equipment on cash

March 5

Rent Expense 470

    Cash               470

To record the rent expense

March 7

No entry neither cash nor serves are provided.

March 12

Purchase 117

  Cash           117

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Cash 670

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To record the services Income.

March 19

Advance 570

     Payable   570

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   Income    228

To record the services income against advance given.

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To record the monthly utilities expense

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                                <u>Share Capital Account</u>

                                                 Opening =    0

                                                   Cash          1700

          <u>Closing=1700</u>                 <u>                            </u>

 

                                     <u>Cash  Account</u>

Opening = 0

share capital   1700                              Equipment          1400

                                                               Rent                   470

                                                                Purchase           117

Income             670

Adv. Pay           570

                                                                  Utilities             82

                                                                   Dividend          85

                                                                   <u>Closing balance- 786</u>    

     

                                       <u>Equipment</u>

Opening = 0

Cash           1400

                                                             <u>Closing-1400</u>

                                       <u>Rent Expense</u>

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Cash           470

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Cash           117

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Equipment                           1400  

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Utilities                                     82  

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