Answer:
A. Chocolate Candy Bars Total Utility (utils) Marginal Utility (utils
0 0 —
1 25 25
2 42 17
3 54 12
4 62 8
5 66 4
6 65 –1
2. Soda
Explanation:
A.Chocolate Candy Bars Total Utility (utils) Marginal Utility (utils)
0 0 —
1 25 25
2 42 17
3 54 12
4 62 8
5 66 4
6 65 –1
1. In a situation where the consumption go up from 0 to 1, this means that total utility will from 0 to 25.
Therefore the , marginal utility will be 25 (25 – 0).
2. Total utility will be 42(25+17)
3. Marginal utility will be 12 (54-42)
4. The total utility for quantity of 5 is 66, while the marginal utility is 4.
Hence the total utility will be 62 (66 – 4) while marginal utility will be 4(12-8)
6. Total utility will be 65(66-1)
B. Based on( A )above Marco already has two candy bars, which gave him a total utility of 42 this means that when we Add soda his utility would increase to 64 (42 + 22)
And in a situation where he consumes four candy bars which is 2 candy bars + another 2 extra candy bars this means his utility will be only 62.
Based on this Soda will be the preferred one
Q: What was the central point that Bastiat was trying to make in his imaginary petition of the candle makers? A: <span>The "Candle Maker's Petition" is a satire of protectionist </span>tariffs<span> written the by great French economist, </span>Frederic Bastiat.
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Q:</span><span>Do you agree with Bastiat? A: this is an opinion. no right or wrong.
Q:</span><span>Why or why not? How does this argument relate to current arguments about free trade? A: Again your opinion if needed for this responce.
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Answer:
Total amount = $292,650
Explanation:
As per the data given in the question,
Machine related (machine-hours) = $103,800
Batch setup (setups) = $402,600
Order size (direct labor-hours) = $82,600
For product X :
Machine related = ($103,800÷6000×800)
= $13,840
Batch setup = $402,600 × 3,100 ÷6,000
= $208,010
General factory = $82,600 × 6,000 ÷ 7000 = $70,800
Total amount = ($13,840 + $208,010 + $70,800)
= $292,650
Answer:
perceived organizational support
Explanation:
Since in the question it is mentioned that the wife is diagnosed with the cancer and so her husband want to time off from his work and take care for her children also at the same time he was late for finishing the portion of the large project due to this he feared a lot. So the major attitude in this situation is to have perceive the organization support as the organization should understand his family situation and allow him the time to complete the project
or should allot to someone as the case may be
Answer:
31 payments
Explanation:
the present value of the first annuity is:
$1,200 / (1 + 1%)⁸ + $1,200 / (1 + 1%)¹⁶ + $1,200 / (1 + 1%)²⁴ + $1,200 / (1 + 1%)³² + $1,200 / (1 + 1%)⁴⁰ = $1,108.18 + $1,023.39 + $945.08 + $872.76 + $805.98 = $4,755.39
to determine the length of the second annuity:
PV = annuity payment x annuity factor
annuity factor = PV / annuity payment = $4,755.39 / $180 = 26.4188333
using an annuity table we must look for a present value annuity factor that corresponds to 1% interest rate and is close to 26.4188333
the annuity factor is between 30 and 31 payments. Since the final payment has to be less or equal to $180, we have to choose 31 payments.