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Answer:
C. Jobs argument
Explanation:
The job preservation argument is brought up by unions to look out for union jobs.
If the European Union put a quota on American jeans only allowing a small portion to be imported the demand for the jeans would rise even though the supply would not follow that. When there is a small limit on something that consumers want, the price usually goes up because they know they will sell the items regardless and in this case that may happen. The price of jeans will rise, the demand will rise, but the supply will not.
Answer:
a. sunk costs.
Explanation:
Sunk cost is the amount which is already invested or incurred before any project is initiated. This cost is permanently lost and cannot be recovered. The business managers avoid incorporating sunk cost in decision making process.
The correct answer is sunk cost because it doesn't complicate capital investment analysis. These costs are not considered when making business decisions or analysis of capital investments.
Answer:
The answer is by charging lower price on remaining three ticket (any ticket price above $0)
Explanation:
As company is not giving any refreshment so it not incurring any variable cost. So here sales is equal to contibution and every single dollar revenue generated is a contribtion towards fixed cost and targeted profit. So by decreasing sale price on remaining tickets company will be able to sell them and this sale will result in more profit to the company.