Suppose GetThere Airlines increases their ticket price to $200+10n = 10(20+n)$ dollars. Then the number of tickets they sell is $40,000-1000n = 1000(40-n)$ .<span> Therefore, their total revenue is
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$$10(20+n)\cdot 1000(40-n) = 10000(20+n)(40-n) = 10000(800+20n-n^2).$$
This is maximized when $n=-\left(\frac{20}{2\cdot(-1)}\right)=10$ .<span> Therefore, they should charge </span><span>$200+10\cdot 10 = \boxed{300}$</span><span> dollars per ticket.</span>
Based on economic theory, scarcity is limitation of a resource which cannot be replenished. Shortage is used to indicate a market condition.
When applying this definition to your question, A is your answer.
Answer: To keep the customer base
Explanation: The consumers find it unfair when the firms increase their prices continuously even though there was an increase in demand from the last increase in price.
Although, Customers do not mind when the prices are increased due to an increase in cost to the supplier. Therefore,unnecessary increase in price might result in loss of popularity of the product and further the loss of customer base.
That's the reason why firms do not increase their prices even though it will increase their profits.
Answer: $252
Explanation:
GDP is calculated by summing up the value of final goods and services in a country within a period. This means that intermediate values are not included and this is done to avoid double counting.
The GDP contribution here therefore will be the value of the meals created;
= 50 * 5.04
= $252
This is one of those things that you can answer in multiple different ways. I believe you would either say to talk with you team member away from the group to see if that changes anything but second I'd probably find a fair compromise.
