Answer:
The size of labor force
The inflation rate
The level of technological knowledge
Explanation:
In the long run the economy's real Gross Domestic Product depends on labor force, capital, natural resources and technological knowledge. The level of physical quantity is not affected by the money supply in the long run. This will have affects in short run only. In the long run only nominal prices are impacted and production or physical quantity has no impacts.
Answer:
B. $2,000
Explanation:
Given;
Total cost of ending inventory = $9,000
Total number of units = 600
Over heads cost = $3,000 and the overhead rate is 75% of direct labor
Let direct labour cost be y
75% × y = 3000
3y/4 = 3000
y = 4 × 3000/3
y = $4,000
Total Inventory cost = direct material cost + direct labour cost + overheads
9000 = direct material cost + 4000 + 3000
direct material cost = 9000 - 7000
= $2,000
Answer:
13.275%
Explanation:
Using Capital Asset Pricing Model we have,
Cost of equity = Risk free return + Beta (Market return - Risk free return)
Provided risk free rate of return = 4.8%
Beta = 1.13
Market rate of return = 12.3%
Therefore cost of equity = 4.8% + 1.13 (12.3 - 4.8)
= 4.8% + 8.475%
Therefore, Halestorm Corporation's cost of equity
= 13.275%
Answer: The firm is experiencing diseconomies of scale.
Explanation:
In economics, diseconomies of scale are cost disadvantages that economic agents such as individuals, firms and governments accrue as a result of an increase in the output or organizational size resulting in the production of goods and services at an increased per-unit-costs.
Diseconomies of scale in businesses lead to an increase in the business average costs as the business grows. Regarding the question, while resources are increased by 10%, output increased by less than 5% shows diseconomies of scale since there's increase in the cost.
A worker’s positive reaction to a negative performance review from an employer might be option A "ignore the criticisms made at the review." Option A seems to be the best fit for this question because option B would I consider a negative reaction because addressing the employer over the negative review could start a fight and the other two seem too irrelevant for this question.
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