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Answer:
The correct answer is option C.
Explanation:
The utility from consuming two candy bars is 20 units.
The utility from consuming three candy bars is 25 units.
The marginal utility of the third candy bar will be the increase in the utility on consuming additional unit of candy bar.
It can be calculated by the utility derived from consuming three bars minus the utility derived from consuming two bars.
Marginal utility of third candy bar
=25 units - 20 units
=5 units
So, the correct answer is 5 units.
Answer:
$0.50
Explanation:
A profit-maximizing monopolist maximizes profit at the point where its marginal revenue (MR) is equal to its marginal cost (MC) (i.e. where MR = MC).
In economics, MR is equivalent to price per unit (P).
Since the profit-maximizing monopolist charged $0.50 per pound of meat, that means P = $0.50.
Since MR = P, it implies that MR = P = $0.50.
Also, since a profit-maximizing monopolist maximizes profit at MR = MC, it implies that MR = P = MC = $0.50.
Therefore, the monopolist's marginal cost must be $0.50.
Answer:
$57,100
Explanation:
The technique for this question to follow closely the payment cycle
<u>Calculation of January Cash Receipts</u>
Cash Sales ($59,000 x 10%) $5,900
Credit Sales in January ($59,000 x 40%) $23,600
Credit Sales in December ($51,000 x 50%) $25,500
Credit Sales in December ($21,000 x 10%) $2,100
Total $57,100
Conclusion
the expected cash receipts for January from the current and past sales is $57,100
Answer:
true we import and export to other countries
Explanation:
