Level of commitment, drive and energy that a company's workers bring to the role everyday.
During the final or phaseout stage of the project life-cycle, scope is the dominant goal of many project managers.
Answer:
the correct answer is $150
Explanation:
TC=500 + 150q - 20q^2 + q^3
AVC=(150Q-20Q^2+Q^3)/Q
=150-20Q+Q^2
When AVC is at its minimum means that the marginal cost( CM) is igual to AVC, so we could consider this analysis:
CM= d(TC)/dq =150-40Q+3Q^2
CM=AVC
150-40Q+3Q^2=150-20Q+Q^2
Join similar terms:
150-150-40Q+20Q+3Q^2-Q^2=0
0-20Q+2Q^2=0
Q(-20+2Q)=0
Q_1=0 y Q_2=20/2=10
with q_1 with q_2
150-40*0+3*0=150-20*0+0 150-40*10+3*10^2=150-20*10+10^2
$150=$150 150-400+300 =150-200+100
$50= $ 50
We have two solution if we assume that q=0 like the minimum then the results is $150.
f we assume that q=10 like the minimum then the results is $50.
Answer:
(A) Rate earned on stockholder's equity=15%
(B) Rate earned on common stockhloder's equity= 16%
Explanation:
A company reports the following profitability analysis
Net income of $375,000
Preferred dividend of $75,000
Average stockhloder's equity of $2,500,000
Average common stockhloder's equity of $1,875,000
(A) The rate earned on stockholder's equity can be calculated as follows
= Net income/Average stockholders equity
= $375,000/$2,500,000
= 0.15×100
= 15%
(B) The rate earned on common stock holder's equity can be calculated as follows
= Net income-Preferred dividend/Average common equity
= $375,000-$75,000/$1,875,000
= $300,000/$1,875,000
= 0.16×100
= 16%
Hence the rate earned on stockholder's equity and common stockhloder's equity is 15% and 16% respectively.
The answer is: It causes the equilibrium price to decrease in order to increase the demand.
In a situation where consumer's income decrease and the price of the product remain the same, the demand for the product would decrease since there would be less consumers that can afford to buy the product.
For the demand to increase, the equilibrium price of the product need to be decreased so there would be more consumers that can afford it.
