Answer:
1. Consumer Surplus
2. Neither
3. Neither
Explanation:
Consumer Surplus is the difference between prevailing price & the maximum price consumers are willing to pay for a commodity
Producer Surplus is the difference between prevailing price & minimum price at which sellers are willing to sell a commodity
1. ' Even though I was willing to pay up to $191 for a used laptop, I bought a used laptop for only $185 ' : shows the difference between price paid by consumer (185) & maximum price consumer was willing to pay (191). So, it illustrates the case of Consumer Surplus.
2) & 3) don't illustrate case for any Surplus, as they have not arrived at a transaction price decision - based on supply & demand because of tax imposed by government.
Answer:
f. Anticipating an increase in the demand for refrigerators, an appliance manufacturer builds a new factory. PLANNED The comany willingly invest their capital into the factory
e. An auto manufacturer produces 2,000 cars this month and sells 1,700 of them to consumers and 100 of them to businesses
negative unplanned investment The company's capital are "tied" to the inventory They are unproductive investment the company is loosing the potencial interest gain on this investment in invnetory
A game manufacturer produces 5,000 puzzles and sells 5,200 over the course of the year
positive unplanned investment This company reversed previous year unplanned investment with a positive effect
Explanation:
Answer:
This means that Nepal, as a very underdeveloped country, lacks the necessary amount of domestic capital to build a healthy and functional economy, and for this reason, it requires international help in the form of foreign direct investment that can supply more capital to the country, capital that is used to set up new companies and investment projects that employ more Nepalese people.
