Answer:
The answer is: Yes, it's a decreasing cost industry.
Explanation:
Currently the total cost per unit is:
- $130,000 / 125,000 bottles = $1.04 per bottle
If the total costs increase by $5,000 for every 25,000 extra bottles produced, then the total cost per unit is:
- $135,000 / 150,000 bottles = $0.90 per bottle
If the bottle production keeps increasing to 175,000 bottles, the total costs will only increase by $5,000. So the total cost per unit is:
- $140,000 / 175,000 bottles = $0.80 per bottle
So as the production level increases, the cost per unit decreases.
I think that's false, these questions are weird. they're vague and subjective, not objective. In some places, being critical is important, in others it's important to forgive yourself and just go with the flow. Hope this helps, Robanddawn !
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Answer:
because the supplier is already supplying sellers with what the entrepreneur is supposed to be selling and if more people are going to the other suppliers than no one will buy it from the entrepreneur because they can get it from suppliers
Explanation:
sorry if its wrong!
The range can be affected by outliers, so the IQR (interquartile range) is used as a better scope of the range.