Answer: d. total cost and variable cost
A variable cost<span> is a company expense that changes in parallel with production output. They rise as production increases.</span>
Total cost<span> refers to the total company expense incurred in producing a particular level of output. Same with the variable cost, it increases as production increases.</span>
Answer:
Option A. It will lower its costs through economies of scale.
Explanation:
The reason is that the sales of both of the companies will increase and cost can be controlled by integration of departments like finance department, distribution department, etc. This will decrease the cost of the product which will be because of higher sales and cost benefits due to integration of department and this higher sales increases the production which reduces the cost. So the option A is correct.
ANSWER
C. DIMINISHING Returns to property/ scale
EXPLANATION
Returns to Scale is a production concept used in Long Run (when all factors are variable i.e changeable)
It denotes relative change in output when all inputs change in same proportion .
Increasing Returns to Scale : Proportionate Increase in Output > Proportionate Increase in all inputs .
Constant Returns to Scale : Proportionate Increase in Output = Proportionate Increase in all Inputs .
Negative Returns to Scale : Proportionate Increase in Output < Proportionate Increase in all Inputs .
So : If all inputs are doubled (X2) - If output increases equal i.e double (X2) , Constant Returns to Scale . If output increases more i.e triple (X3) , Increasing Returns to scale . If output increases less i.e (1.5X) , Decreasing Returns to Scale.
Answer: A. 20%
Explanation:
The expected return takes into account whatever dividends and capital gains accrue to a stock over the period.
Expected return = (Price at end of period + Dividends - Price at beginning of period) / Price at beginning of period
= (114 + 6 - 100) / 100
= 20/100
= 20%
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