When efficiency is disrupted in pure competition producers will reallocate resources until product supply is such that price will again equal marginal cost.
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Marginal cost refers to the cost that is incurred due to the production of additional one unit of any goods or services. It includes all the cost in the production of the extra one unit of the product or services. For instance consider an organisation is planning to build a new machine fore the product of a product and the cost associated with building the new plant will be the marginal cost.
Pure competition market is also called as perfect market. Here there will be a large number of sellers who are the competitors selling a same product. In such a market when the efficiency gets disrupted, then the producers can involve in the reallocation of resources until product supply is such that price will again equal marginal cost.
When the car stops, the person continues forward, at the same speed that the car was travelling at. Into the dash, into the windscreen, maybe even THROUGH the windscreen and onto the road. Beat up, cut up and run over - not a good thing
Answer:
2018-unrealized loss of $2,000
2019 -gain on sale of investments of $8,500
Explanation:
As at December 31st 2018,the amount S& L would include in its pretax income as a result of the bond investment is the difference between the purchase of the bond of $875,000 and the fair value of the investment at year end of $873,000,effectively that gives an unrealized loss of $2,000($873,000-$875,000)
However, in the year 2019 ,the amount to be included in pretax amount in respect of the bond is the difference between the fair value in 2018 and the proceeds from the sale of investment of $881,500 i.e a gain of $8,500($881,500-$873,000)
Answer:
Answer is option A, i.e. airlines would charge the same price to each type of flyer.
Explanation:
The elasticity of demand for air tickets by vacationers is generally found higher than that of business travelers. the reason behind this is that there is an ample amount of options as well as time in the hands of vacationers and which is not the case with the business travelers. Business travelers do not opt for other modes of transport other than the airway as this saves their time. Therefore, when one requires to create the same elasticity of demand for both types of flyers, then the prices for all of them should be kept the same.
