Increased prices of fertilizers would bring a change in the price of a related (substitute) good.
The use of too much fertilizers in the crop increases the crop yields but decreases it's quality and thus the crops are available at a cheaper rate. On the contrary, when the fertilizers has increased, there would be lesser application of fertilizers with a good crop yield but an increased price of the related good too.
It is not profitable to utilise a pound of fertiliser when the price is higher than the anticipated increase in revenue from applying it to the field. Producers will be encouraged to use less fertiliser per acre because fertiliser prices have risen more than most crop prices.
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The significance of client or customer input increments with market originality of an item up to a point and after that drops off for new items, though the significance of customer input increments with technological newness of an item without dropping off. We likewise found that the significance of customer input essentially builds the utilization of client concentrated statistical surveying techniques; while, neither market nor innovative item novelty in themselves had much direct impact on explore strategies.
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$3.20
Take the total sales divided by total customers.
Sales of hotdogs 40* $2 = $80
of grilled cheese 10* $5 = $50
of cheeseburgers 5 * $6 = $30
Total sales $160/50 customer = $3.20/per customer
Answer:
Winston took a very good decision.
Explanation:
If Winston is making economic profit then the decision is good
Economic profit=Total revenue-implicit cost - explicit costs
where,
implicit cost= opportunity cost of best alternative and explicit cost is accounting costs
=150000-(60000+4000)-8000
=78.000
The economic profit is positive, a good indicator that Winston took a good decision.
for Plato the correct answer is D. overtime (wages) paid to workers :)
