Answer:
The maximum utility is 16 utils
Explanation:
To maximize the utility we must choose the items that gave most utils.
Each item cost $1 and we have $4 to spend.
1 slice of pizza: 5 utils
2 slice of pizza: 4 utils
3 slice of pizza: 3 utils
1 soda: 4 utils
2 soda: 3 utils
3 soda: 2 utils
If we display them in a decrease order and we choose the first four rows.
1 slice of pizza: 5 utils (1 dollar)
2 slice of pizza: 4 utils (1 dollar)
1 soda: 4 utils (1 dollar)
3 slice of pizza: 3 utils (1 dollar)
2 soda: 3 utils
3 soda: 2 utils
Highlighted are the ones we must get to get the maximum utility.
The maximum utility is 5 utils +4 utils+4 utils+3 utils= 16 utils
Answer:
Explanation:
$120= the amount to pay for the shoe
$20 paid for the month
Balance to pay = $100
Then 3% interest rate on credit card = 3% of $100=$3
Therefore amount to pay = $3+$100=$103
Answer:
1. b) $2 U
2. d) $2800 F
3. a) $6920 F
4. d) $10253 F
Explanation:
1) The activity variance for administrative expenses in May would be closest to: (3000-3020)*.10 = 2 U
Therefore, answer is b) $2 U
2) Revenue variance = (38*4100)-158600 = 2800 F
Hence, answer is d) $2800 F
3) Revenue variance = (5940*32.60)-200564 = 6920 F
So answer is a) $6920 F
4) Spending variance for plane operating costs = (39590+2649*85+4*297)-255690 = 10253 F
So answer is d) $10253 F
Answer:
A) Teeveeland has a comparative advantage in producing televisions.
Explanation:
If Teeveeland has a comparative advantage in producing televisions, then the price of televisions in Teeveeland should be cheaper than the world price. The world price is the average price of a good traded in international markets, in this case televisions.
International trade is based on comparative advantages, since countries export the goods that is can produce more efficiently (they have a comparative advantage in their production) and they trade for goods that they cannot produce efficiently. So if Teeveeland has a comparative advantage in producing televisions, it should start to sell them to the rest of the world.
