Answer:
Rate of change of rent [Seattle] = $95.5
Explanation:
Given:
2009 Rent $583
2015 Rent $745
2009 Boston $1,577
2015 Boston $2,150
2009 Seattle $958
2015 Seattle $1,600
Find:
Rate of change of rent [Seattle]
Computation:
Rate of change of rent [Seattle] = Change in price / Change in time
Rate of change of rent [Seattle] = [$2,150 - $1,577] / [2015 - 2009]
Rate of change of rent [Seattle] = $573 / 6
Rate of change of rent [Seattle] = $95.5
Answer:
C. are unaffected by the degree of operating efficiency in a given budget period.
Explanation:
Fixed over head costs or indirect costs are cost that do not vary with the level of out put. They are essential cost required to manage a business.
These costs are the same months by Months and are needed for the smooth running of the business. They are also unaffected by the degree of operating efficiency in a given budget period.
Examples of fixed overhead are rents, salaries, depreciation , insurance and taxes. It should however be noted that if there is an increase in sales compared to the budgeted sales of the company, there could be an increase in fixed overhead cost due to additional employees and administrative staff.
Answer:
c. The firm will make an additional $4200 in income per day if it sells taco shells instead of tortillas.
Explanation:
Tortilla daily revenue: $8000
Tortilla daily cost: $22500
Taco shell daily revenue: $26,700
Taco shell daily cost: $8000 + $4200 = 12200
Additional income if Taco Shells sold instead of Tortillas: $26,700 - 22,500 = $4200
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