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3 years ago

Which of the following is an economic change that can affect careers?

Business

1 answer:

ArbitrLikvidat [17]3 years ago

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c) a big recording company buys a small independent label

It is typical in capitalistic economies for larger companies to buy out their competition, absorbing smaller companies. This kind of economic change can result in large changes in management for the smaller companies because the company that now owns them may hire or fire people based on what they feel best meets the needs of the newly acquired company.

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a) Y = 500

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Rental price: 2.5

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dY/dL (slope of the income function considering K constant while L variable)

$ax^b = bax^{b-1}$

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Y' = 2.5

rental: marginal product of land = value of an extra unit of land

dY/dK (slope of the income function considering K variable while L constant)

$Y = 5K^{0.5} \times L^{0.5}$

$Y' = 2.5K^{-0.5} \times L^{0.5}$

$Y' = 2.5(\frac{L}{K})^{0.5}$

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Answer:

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