If there's upward pressure on price, there would be an increase in the quantity supplied.
<h3>What the relationship between price and the quantity supplied?</h3>
There is a positive relationship between price and the quantity supplied. When there is an increase in price, the quantity supplied increases all things being equal.
The positive relationship between price and the quantity supplied is a result of the desires to earn more profit. So when price increases, in order to earn higher income, producers would increase the quantity supplied. This postulation is in line with the law of supply.
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Explanation:
Answer:
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Explanation:
a) Laureen's AGI - $45,000
For 2 daughter - AOTC is - (2000*2child)+(800*25%+2child)
=4000+400
=4400
For Ryan - 1900
AOTC - 6300
Laureen lifetime learning credit - Eligible is 2000 (The amount of the credit is 20 percent of the first $10,000 of qualified education expenses or a maximum of $2,000 per return)
so in above case it is - 1200*20% =240 (Since AGI is below clip of 56000 he can claim same)
=6300+240 = 6540 is eligible deduction
b)
Since AGI is 95000
AOTC can't be calimed if AGI is above 90000 and hence AOTC is zero and Lifetime learning credit can't be claimed if AGI is above 56000.. Hence it is zero education credit
c)
For Daughter it is same as a above i.e. 4,400
For Ryan it is = 2000+(10000*25%) or maximum 4000
=2000+2500 or 4000
so 4000 is allowed
so AOTC total of 8400 and LLC of 240 so claimed is 8640
Answer: The GDP deflator
Explanation: The GDP(gross domestic product) deflator is a price index that is used to measure the prices of all the goods and services produced within an economy. The cars which are exported by General Motors are produced domestically within the United States of America and exported outside the country.
Any goods produced externally are not considered when determining the GDP deflator.
Answer:
$15,450
Explanation:
The computation of the common fixed expenses is shown below:
We know that,
Net operating income = Contribution margin + Sales × contribution margin - traceable fixed expenses - common fixed expenses
$35,700 = $47,800 + $235,000 × 25% - $55,400 - common fixed expenses
$35,700 = $47,800 + $58,750 - $55,400 - common fixed expenses
$35,700= $47,800 + 3,350 - common fixed expenses
So, the common fixed expense would be $15,450
