Answer:
b) False
Explanation:
The price reduction will stimulate demand for Rajiv's Fire Engines, in the short run, before competitors catch up or even overtake the firm with price reduction strategies of their own. This will in turn drive sales and the production quantity to increase marginally in the short-run. However, in the long-run, because the market is competitive, Rajiv Company will not totally benefit from the price reduction as the price war intensifies among the competitors.
Answer:
The correct answer is number "2": allow them to continue for a reasonable amount of time.
Explanation:
According to Alex Pentland and Benjamin Waber’s "<em>Productivity through coffee breaks</em>", employees who relate to each other the most are more productive because as they have a certain knowledge of each one of them, they could make better work-related decisions.
In that case, as Susanna believes in Alex Pentland and Benjamin Waber’s research, she is likely to allow Steven and Amy to keep talking in Amy's cubicle for a reasonable time.
Answer:
No, Jim is not correct.
Explanation:
Betty will win this case.
Generally, the law encourages marriage as its policy. If there is any contract that prevent or restrict marriage in whatever way, such contract would be considered null and void because it is against the public policy.
Despite the above, contracts will be generally considered valid when they place reasonable restrictions on marriage. In this question, the restriction placed on Betty that she should get married until after her 22nd birthday is reasonable and has to be considered to be valid. Based on this, Betty has to be paid the $25,000 as laid down in the binding contract between the two parties.
Therefore, Jim is not correct.
Answer:
The correct answer is option A.
Explanation:
The law of diminishing returns states that as we go on employing more and more unit of input while keeping other inputs constant, the return from each additional unit of input will go on declining.
This means that the output produced from each additional unit of input will go on declining.
Here, as capital is kept constant and labor is increased by a unit, the output at first increases by 5 units from 20 to 25. But later when input is again increased by a unit, the output increase by only 3 units from 25 to 28.
This shows the law of diminishing marginal returns where the marginal returns from a unit of labor is declining.
