Answer:
Explanation:
The government taxes packs of cigarettes both to discourage smoking and to raise tax revenue. The average excise tax on a pack of cigarettes is $2.50 per pack. The table below presents the annual demand and supply schedules, in billions of packs, both before and after the tax on packs of cigarettes.
Answer:
A. $ 3,750,000
Explanation:
Given that
At lower price
A copy is $3
Copies sold = 1.25 million
Recall that
Total revenue = Price of good × quantity of goods sold.
That is, the total amount of money a seller obtains by selling goods or/and services to a buyer(s)
Thus
Total revenue at low cost
= 3 × 1.25 million
= 3.75 million
= $3,750,000
Answer:
$8,884
Explanation:
The computation of the economic profit is shown below:
= Received amount - dance earnings - insurance paid - music and licensing fees - boom box - rent and utilities
= $60,480 - $34,000 - $4,300 - $1,846 - $150 - $11,300
= $8,884
The economic profit is come from subtracting the explicit cost, implicit cost from the revenue earned and the same is reflected above
Answer:
We expect investment spending to increase by $ 1 billion
Explanation:
If investment decreases by $ 1 billion if a 1 % change is made then that is sensitivity of investment to change in interest rate. Thus if there is a 1 % reduction in interest rate we expect to see a $ 1 billion increase in spending if this holds true.
Answer:
Draw the person's budget constraint with the income guarantee
