The number of burritos that will be supplied depends on the costs the supplier incurs.
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When a supplier is deciding the price at which to supply a good, they look at:
- Their costs both fixed and variable
- The price others are charging
- The demand for the good
The most important factor is their costs. If in this case, it costs more than $1 to produce a burrito, they will not supply burritos. If their costs are less than a dollar, the number of burritos supplied will then depend on other factors but they will supply some.
In conclusion, if the cost to make the burrito is less than $1, the supplier will supply no burritos but if the cost is less, they will supply based on other factors.
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Answer:
b. present both offers at the same time
Explanation:
An agent should be Palin and explicit with his principal and in this sense should present all relevant details that would affect the principal on agreement made. In the above case, the agent must present all offers to the principal regardless of whether they seem unfavourable to the principal/seller and also in a timely manner. It does not matter therefore if the offers don't look good and that the seller is likely to reject it so long as the agent gives all information concerning all offers.
Answer:
Revenue $6,800
Expenses:
- Salaries and Wages Expense ($2,700)
- Supplies Expense ($1,050)
- Depreciation expense ($250)
- Insurance expense ($600)
- Utilities Expense ($400) <u>($5,000)</u>
Net income $1,800
1) you must add insurance expense
2) you must decrease supplies expense = $1,200 - $150 = $1,050
3) you must add depreciation expense
4) you must increase salaries and wages expense = $2,300 + $400 = $2,700
5) you must increase revenue = $6,100 + $700 = $6,800
