Answer: a. Car Drivers
b. parking spaces
c. Parking
Explanation: A queuing system is a mathematical model used in congestion control. Similar to the physical queues we use daily, it assigns resources (or coffee) to the users of a service based on the arrival time.
A parking lot provides customers (car owners/drivers) with the service of packing their car in an area designated for that sole purpose, so that they don’t get a parking ticket for example.
Here the car drivers are the customers, and the parking spaces available can be viewed as the server. One of the limiting factors in a queuing system is the server. When the servers are idle, service is provided without the need to queue. This changes when they are occupied. When we compare a parking lot to a queuing system, the available spaces are the limiting factor.
The question is about the financial leverage ratio which is total debt to total capital.
The correct answer to the given question is D. 46.51%
<h3>Explanation</h3>
This ratio measures the financial leverage of a company. It assess how much asset of a company are financed by debt.
<h3>Formula</h3>
The formula to calculate total debt to total capital ratio is :
Total Debt [ Long term + Short Term] / Total Capital
If the total debt of the company is 29,060 and total capital is 62,481,
29,060 / 62,481 = 46.51%
The correct option is d. 46.51%
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Answer: $60
Explanation:
The optimal price for a monopoly firm is expressed by;
Price = Marginal Cost * ( Own Price Elasticity/ (1 + Own Price Elasticity))
Price = 10 * ( -1.2 /( 1 - 1.2)
Price = 10 * (-1.2/-0.2)
Price = 10 * 6
Price = $60
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Answer:
this question is not true/false
the answer is: foreign direct investment
Explanation:
Foreign direct investment (FDI) takes place when a domestic company or individual invests directly in new facilities to produce goods or services in a foreign country. Or as the US Department of Commerce clearly states, when a US citizen or organization acquires at least 10% of a foreign business.
FDI is a game played on both sides. For example, the US received $296.4 billions during 2018 as FDI from foreign investors.
