Things that would cause prices to drop would be the quantity if there is more of that thing the price drops or the value of that thing just drops.
Answer: The consumption schedule shows the amounts households intend to consume at various possible levels of aggregate income.
Explanation: Consumption function, in economics, the relationship between consumer spending and the various factors determining it. At the household or family level, these factors may include income, wealth, expectations about the level and riskiness of future income or wealth, interest rates, age, education, and family size.
A consumption schedule is a table of numbers showing the relation between consumption expenditures and income for the household sector. The income measure commonly used is national income or disposable income. Occasionally a measure of aggregate production, such as gross domestic product, is used instead.
Answer:
If I were to start a business, I will choose Sole Proprietorship.
Explanation:
Reasons why I will choose Sole Proprietorship
* I will be the sole owner and responsible for my business.
* All profits (and loss) will belong to me, means the more I work harder, the more return I (alone) will get.
* I can make all the decisions by myself, without the interference of any other person.
* I can expand my business as per my convenience and hard work, if I succeed I can eat all the fruits myself.
* I can grow my business as much I want.
* No one will be my boss, I will be setting my own working hours and work load etc.
<span>A. income statement debit column</span>
Answer:
NPV is $28.5 million
Payback is 4.31 years
IRR is 13.25%
MIRR is 12.51%
Explanation:
The NPV,payback period,Internal rate of return and modified internal rate of return were computed in the attached spreadsheet.
Payback period=the year of the first positive cumulative cash flow+the year cumulative cash flow/the next year cash flow
the year of first positive cumulative flow is year 4
the cumulative cash flow for year 4 is $66 m
the next year cash flow is(year 5) is $210
payback=4.31
