In general, as the amount of labor input increases, the amount of output

The textbook refers to a single question that was used to measure happiness. The question was: ""Imagine a ladder with steps num

BigorU [14]

Answer:

Cantril Ladder

Explanation:

Cantril ladder approach was developed by Hadley Cantril. The approach is a method of assessing the well being of individuals. The cantril scale is represented by an imaginary ladder with steps numbered from 1 to 10 wherein each step denotes a happiness level.

For example, level one would relate to poor well being i.e the case of individual being least happy whereas level 10 would represent highest satisfaction in life and happiness.

As per the research conducted across the globe, the cantril scale of well being and happiness correlated really well with the income of the respondents indicating, that well being and happiness are directly related to an individual's income level.

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4 years ago

Suppose the sunk cost of obtaining your college degree is $50,000, the marginal cost is $175,000, and the marginal benefit is $2

Lorico [155]

We do not consider the sunk costs.

Since the marginal benefit (200,000) is greater than the marginal cost (175,000), marginal analysis implies that you should complete your college degree

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3 years ago

Conclusion about anti dumping

Mariulka [41]

First, what is anti dumping? (Like anti dumping garbage? Anti dumping you girl/boyfriend?)
Second, what is your thesis?
With the above info, I can write a conclusion :)

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4 years ago

What are the trade-offs in a retailer's deciding how much to emphasize private brands rather than manufacturer's brands?

tekilochka [14]

I believe it all eventually came down to the segment of the consumers that they want to target. Private brands tend to had higher cost of production which will increase the end price for the customers. Since manufacturing company could mass produce, the cost would tend to be lower and reduce the end price for the customers.

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4 years ago

Schedule of Cash Collections on Accounts Receivable and Cash Budget Roybal Inc. sells all of its product on account. Roybal has

mixer [17]

Answer and Explanation:

The preparation of the schedule of cash receipts is shown below:

Schedule of cash receipts for July

For July Payments on account:

From May credit sales: ($248,000 × 23%) $57,040

From June credit sales: ($260,000 × 55%) $143,000

From July credit sales: ($240,000 × 20%) $48,000

Less: July cash discount ($48,000 × 2%) $ (960)

Cash receipts for July $247,080

Since the percentage of paid amount is given i.e For may it is 23%, for June it is 55% and for July it is 20% and the cash discount is 2%

So according to the percentage of the paid amount, the amounts are calculated i.e shown above

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3 years ago