Answer:
C, a decrease in the real interest rate
Explanation:
When factors such as changes in expectation, technology, demands for goods and services, etc cause in shift in the demand curve for capital, interest rates act as the determinant of the capital demand.
If the interest rates of loans are high, capital demand will be reduced but in the event that interest rates are low, capital demand is high or increases.
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15? since you have 10 left on hand after last night's inventory check you should get 15 if you don't know the rate at which each are sold.
Answer: Option (C) is correct.
Explanation:
Constant returns to scale production function: When there is an increase in inputs (i.e capital and labor) as a result output increases by the same proportion.
For example: If the amounts of equipment and workers are both doubled in the production of bread then as a result the output of bread also doubled.
Suppose the capital and labor increases by 10% then as a result output also increases by 10%.
Answer:
A. Yes, because the corporation would be required to pay tax on its profits, and the shareholders would also be required to pay taxes on dividends
Answer:
Issued shares =5000
Outstanding shares = 4700
Explanation:
Jan-1 Issued shares = 2000 shares
During year 3000 shares were issued.
a.) Outstanding shares =?
we know that Outstanding shares = issued stock -repurchased shares- treasury stock
= 2000+3000-500+200
= 4700 shares.
b.) Shares of common stock issued=?
Number of issued shares = 2000+3000 = 5000 shares.
Number of outstanding shares will always be less than issued shares.
