She would be most likely to file under SINGLE :)
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Answer:
$100 = $10PL + $20PK
Explanation:
Computation for the equation of the isocost line
Using this formula to compute the equation of the isocost line
Total cost=Price of labor (PL)+Price of capital (PK)
Where,
Total cost=$100
Price of labor (PL)=$10
Price of capital (PK)=$20
Now Let plug in the formula to compute the equation of the isocost line
$100 = $10PL + $20PK
Therefore the equation of the isocost line corresponding to a total cost of $100 will be $100 = $10PL + $20PK
Answer:
Option (d) is correct.
Explanation:
Given that,
Average variable cost = $0.30 for each donut
Fixed cost: Cost of rent and machinery = $20,000
If the number of donuts produced and sold in one year is 36,500, then
Average fixed cost:
= Total fixed cost ÷ Number of units sold
= $20,000 ÷ 36,500
= $0.547 or $0.55
Therefore, the average fixed costs be $0.55 if she sells 36,500 donuts in one year.
Answer:
A) True
Explanation:
Organizing a partnership has several advantages; it is much faster, simpler and easy, start up costs are very low, etc.
But it has one huge disadvantage over a corporation, the partners are completely liable for the partnership's debts and obligations. That means that if the partnership goes bankrupt, the partners must pay all the debts and obligations. While a corporation's stockholders are only liable for the amount they invested in stock, i.e. you buy $10,000 in stock, then all you can lose is $10,000.
Also a corporations stocks are easily traded while a it is very complicated to transfer partnerships' rights.
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