Generally, a firm's asset deflation mostly reflects a decline in the productive capacity of assets and therefore reduces potential output.
<h3>What is an
asset deflation?</h3>
This refers to the general reduction in the value of firm's assets such as lands, homes, office, machine etc \.
Most time, the firm's asset deflation mostly reflects a decline in the productive capacity of assets and therefore reduces potential output.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
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Answer: some consumers are willing to pay more than the equilibrium price.
Explanation:
Consumer Surplus is simply the difference between the price that is paid by a consumer and the price that the consumer was willing to pay in the first place.
In an unregulated, competitive market consumer surplus exists because some
consumers are willing to pay more than the equilibrium price.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
In an interview for a job, there is no specific rule to be followed that an interviewee must follow. An interview is a perfect time to get to know more about the company's needs and also to advertise yourself.
But in case the job is no something that you like, then you must call the interviewer back and thank them for their time and also tell them the reason for the job rejection. Moreover, it is unethical to abruptly decline any job offer. Also, rejecting a job during the interview is not a standard procedure, for it will only make you seem more unethical and disrespectful.
Therefore, <u>it is not true that rejecting a job on the spot during an interview is a standard procedure.</u>
Answer:
cash outflows to inventory suppliers totaled: $512 million
Explanation:
<u>Calculation of Cash flows to inventory suppliers :</u>
Cost of goods sold $500 million
<em>Less</em> decrease in Accounts payable ($4 million)
<em>Add </em>Increase in Inventory $16 million
Cash outflows to inventory suppliers $512 million
Whole-life insurance has a cash value for the insured person if he decides to stop paying premiums and cash the policy in. This statement is a fact (true).
If the insured person gives up his policy he will receive the cash value not the face amount. If he dies, his beneficiaries will receive the face amount.
