non-tariff barriers
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Non tariff barriers are a way to restrict </span>trade<span> using </span>trade barriers<span> in a form other than a </span>tariff<span>. </span>Non tariff barriers include r<span>equirements for labeling, product testing, product certifications,</span>quotas, embargoes, sanctions, levies and other restrictions that would restrict import of goods and services.
Answer:
The total annual cost at point of indifference will be $380000
Explanation:
The point of indifference is a point where both the options will have equal annual cost and the firm will be indifferent in choosing both the options. To calculate the total cost at the point of indifference, we first need to equate both the cost equations to calculate the point of indifference in units and then calculate the cost at that point.
Let x be the number of units.
The total cost for Atlanta = 20x + 80000
The total cost for Phoenix = 16x + 140000
The point of indifference in units will be,
20x + 80000 = 16x + 140000
20x - 16x = 140000 - 80000
4x = 60000
x = 60000 / 4
x = 15000 units
The total cost at point of indifference will be = 20*(15000) + 80000 = $38000
This can be verified as = 16 * (15000) + 140000 = $380000
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Blockbusting is grabbing the land of the real owners by deceiving them in terms like saying them that the surrounding land will be owned by uncivilized black people (a tastic used in some 1900s), religions that are threat to your coming offsprings and stuffs like that to emotionally force the white owner to sell their property at below fair value. Then later the land was sold to other customers at above fair value due to provision of facilities that were rare in those days.
Answer:
The correct answer is option c.
Explanation:
The price of Kate's breakfast special is $5.
The average variable cost is $3.95.
The average fixed cost is $1.25.
The average total cost
= $3.95 + $1.25
= $5.20
The price is not covering the average total cost but it is covering the average variable cost. The firm can continue operating in the short run but stop production in the long run.
Explanation:
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