<span>From the perspective of the patient, clearly we would like to be billed at the lower rate of 100%. However, the physician most likely wants the maximum revenue so he would like the 500% rate. Somewhere in between should be acceptable. If a physician is only charging the 100% rate, as a patient, that may make me think that he is charging a reduced rate, possibly because he is not that good of a physician and needs more patients. I think a rate of 200-250% would be a good indicator that the physician is good and fair. He is not overcharging, but he is also not charging to little, which would be a red flag.</span>
Economists conduct research, collect and analyze data, monitor economic trends, and develop forecasts. Their research might focus on topics such as energy costs, inflation, interest rates, farm prices, rents, imports, or employment. ... Preparing reports usually is an important part of the economist's job. All of these factors have to do with business.
A specific task will likely raise more tax revenue if the
demand curve is inelastic in which the demand is likely to be insensitive in
regards to change and by that, the tax incidence will likely result of being
lowered. The correct answer is letter e.
Answer:
Negatively, positively
Explanation:
A stock put option is a stock/market instrument that allows a stock to be sold, at a certain price and at any time to another buyer.
A strike price is the price that a stock seller decides to sell his stocks after receiving offers.
For the above question, the Stock put option is negative related to the stock price and positively related to the strike price.
This can be translated to simply mean that the price of a stock is not subject to or affected by the stock price but rather by the price that the seller chooses to sell.
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