The answer to this question is Elastic
An elastic product is the type of product which demand will be influenced by movement in prices. For product like cloud computing, the product could be considered more durable because it willl always stay needed and will not go rotten, so the movement in prices shouldn't necessarily affect them that much.
Answer:
1. Calculate the monthly payment for a 30-year mortgage loan.
we can do this by using the present value of an annuity formula
the loan's interest rate is missing, so I looked for a similar question and found that it is 6%
present value = monthly payment x annuity factor
monthly payment = present value / annuity factor
- present value = $200,000 (loan's principal)
- PV annuity factor, 0.5%, 360 periods = 166.79161
monthly payment = $200,000 / 166.79161 = $1,199.101082 ≈ <u>$1,199.10</u>
2. Calculate the amount of interest that you’d pay for a 30-year mortgage loan.
total interests paid during the 30 years = (monthly payment x 360) - principal = ($1,199.10 x 360) - $200,000 = <u>$231,676</u>
Answer:
Decrease in demand for a product, holding other things constant, "will decrease the marginal revenue product of labor".
Explanation:
The extra revenue that a firm earns as a result of a newly hired worker is known as the marginal revenue product of labor.
A new worker is hired to increase the quantity of goods produced and consequently, increase the firm's revenue through sales of the goods.
If however, more goods are produced but the demand for the product decreases, then this will cause a decrease in the marginal revenue product of labor.
In other words, the firm won't earn extra revenue if the products are not being bought.
Your total promotion budget would be 2300 i guess
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false. The double taxation should not be a problem if it occurs because
households pay taxes on dividends and capital gains from stock and corporations
pay taxes on corporate profits. It is a normal process the government performs
when there is the passing of various tax laws.</span>