In economics, marginal cost is the additional expenditure or cost you incur when you buy another more quantity of the product. When Allison bought the <span>1minus−color application, she spent a total of $130.
$35 + $95 = $130
When she upgraded to 3minus-color application, her cost now increased to
$175 + $40 = $215
Now, as mentioned, marginal cost is the additional cost incurred when buying one more quantity of the same product. Therefore, marginal cost = </span>Δcost/Δquantity. Thus,
Marginal Cost = ($215-$130)/(3-1)
Marginal Cost = $42.5
The marginal cost is $42.5 per color application.
The required sample size is 2401 consumers. The .50 is based on the 50% for the worst scenario.
Answer:
The first coupon payment is 37.25 dollars.
Explanation:
This problem require us to calculate the first coupon payment that the firm will make. This can be easily calculated by multiplying the applicable interest rate with face value of notes issued.
The applicable interest rate is six month libor + 0.25% (1/4)
so
First coupon payment = (7.45%)'/2 * 1000 = 37.25 dollars
'7.25% + 0.25% = 7,45%
