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3 years ago

Network externalities are important because Choose one:

Business

1 answer:

Nastasia [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

(C) as the network size grows, the services become cheaper.

Explanation:

Network externalities relate to the economies of scale, it is basically the relation of demand with the quantum.

As when the production increases then due to increase in number of units, the cost of producing is less. Accordingly if the supply is more then price is less for the consumers. This clearly relates to services also.

Thus, when there is a growth in network size then the cost of such service or goods tend to decline as on per service basis.

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Answer:

Y= 6000 + 0.75X

Explanation:

High and low cost technique

Using the a high and low technique, total cost can be analysed and separated into fixed and variable portion. This analysis helps in the forecast of cost and therefore important for the preparation of budget.

<em>Variable cost of maintenance</em>

= (Cost at high activity - Cost at low activity)/ (high activity - low activity)

VC per act. = ( $15000 - $12000)/(12,000-8000)

= $0.75 per activity

<em>Fixed cost of maintenance</em>

= Total cost at high activity - (VC per act × high activity)

= $15,000 - ( $0.75 × 12,000)

= $6,000

The cost formula will be:

Y= 6000 + 0.75X

Where Y = maintenance cost, X= level of activity

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Explanation:

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4 years ago

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Answer:

$3,960

Explanation:

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I=PRT

R=12%=0.12

P=$198,000

T=2 Months=(2/12) year

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3 years ago

Queen, inc., has a total debt ratio of .32.

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(A) Debt ratio = 0.32

Debt/(debt + equity)= 0.32

Debt = 0.32 *Debt + 0.32 *Equity

0.68* Debt = 0.32* Equity

Debt = 0.32*Equity/0.68 = 0.32/0.68 * Equity

Debt /equity ratio = (0.32/068*Equity)/Equity

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Debt-equity ratio = 0.47 (Rounded to 2 decimals)

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Equity multiplier = 1.47 (Rounded to 2 decimals)

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4 years ago

The chart gives prices and output information for the country of Utopia. Use this information to calculate real and nominal GDP

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Answer: Nominal GDP 2016 = $7,100

REAL GDP 2016 = $3,700

Nominal GDP 2017 = $4,500

Real GDP 2017 = $4,500

Explanation:

To calculate the Nominal and Real GDPs we use the following formulas,

Nominal GDP = Sum of (Current Year Price x Current Year Quantity)

Real GDP = Sum of (Base Year Price x Current Year Quantity)

We make the assumption that 2017 is the base year so calculating would be,

Nominal GDP, 2016 = [(7 x 600) + (70 x 20) + (300 x 5)]

= $(4200 + 1400 + 1500)

= $7,100

Remember for this we will use 2017 as the base year so we will use 2017 prices

Real GDP, 2016 = [(3 x 600) + (20 x 20) + (300 x 5)]

= $(1800 + 400 + 1500)

= $3,700

Nominal GDP, 2017 = [(3 x 400) + (20 x 90) + (300 x 5)]

= $(1200 + 1800 + 1500)

= $4,500

Now seeing as 2017 is the base year, it's nominal and real GDPs will be the same.

Real GDP, 2017 = $[(3 x 400) + (20 x 90) + (300 x 5)]

= $(1200 + 1800 + 1500)

= $4,500

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