Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": be a straight line.
Explanation:
The Production Possibility Frontier (<em>PPF</em>) aims to determine what the maximum production would be using finite factors. Typically, the higher production of a good implies lowering the production of another. The PPF is represented by a graph with a vertical "X" axis and a horizontal "Y" axis for easiness in understanding.
Thus, if the factors for production were perfectly adaptable, the PPF curve will display a straight line in a graph.
Answer: 7.24
Explanation:
The location quotient for this question can be calculated by;
= ( Employment in Amusements and Recreation in KuDu City / Total Employment in KuDu City) / (Employment in Amusements and Recreation (nationally) / Total Employment (nationally))
= (54,446/578,477) / (1,381,377/ 106,201,232)
= 7.2359
= 7.24
Answer:
The correct answer is option (b) $5400
Explanation:
Solution
Calculation of the cost of direct material on May 1
Now,
The starting work In process inventory = Direct materials Cost + Direct labor Cost + Manufacturing overhead applied on W.I.P
13,500 = Direct materials cost + 4500 + 3600
Thus,
Direct material cost = 13500 - 4500-3600 = $5400
Note: Direct labor cost = 300 * 15 = $ 4500
The manufacturing overhead = 300 hour * $12 = $ 3600
So, only expenses associated to work in process will be considered, hence only direct labor and manufacturing overhead are used to work in process are considered.
Such employment would fall outside the production possibilities curve as the values plotted on that curve would be the minimum unemployment levels. The usual figure to use is % unemployment so most likely the differing levels shown would be for unemployment ie 10% above the curve and say 5 % on the curve.
