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As the further process makes an increase in the revenue of the product the company should continue the processing to achieve an additional 3,000 revenue from product C regardless of the cost associate at splitoff point.
<u>It will increase operating income by 3,000</u>
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Explanation:
With the given information we can derive the following using a differential analysis:
Differential revenue:
71,000 - 53,000 = 18,000
Differential cost: 15,000 (cost of further process)
Differential gain: 3,000
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Answer:
The correct answer is (B) False.
Explanation:
Naturally, the price and the amount of equilibrium depend on the position of the supply and demand curves. When an event displaces these curves, the market equilibrium changes. The analysis of this change is called comparative static, because it involves comparing the old balance with the new one.
Answer:
The likely problems to be encountered by Roberts include the following below:
b. the operating characteristics of firms across different industries vary significantly resulting in very different ratio values.
d. caution must be exercised when comparing older to newer firms,
e.g., utility company vs. software company?
c. the four companies are in very different industries.
Explanation:
Answer:
The individual will plan to spend or consume more of his wages than usual; since he believes there'll be a tax cut.
Explanation:
C = consumption
W = wages
Note: No graph is attached to the question so we can't make use of certain information in the question.
Suppose there is an announced change in tax policy - a tax cut/reduction - and a tax increase later; <em>what is the impact of this policy on consumption if the consumer believes that the policy will be implemented?</em>
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Reasoning as an economist, the first reaction of a rational consumer is to begin to consume more since he believes the tax reduction policy will be implemented.
NOTE that sometimes the government or financial ministry in a country intentionally announce policies just so citizens can begin adjusting their consumption and investment patterns in line with them. They do not necessarily follow up with implementation of the policies.
So for a consumer who believes that there'll be a tax cut, he'll be excited and will either consume more of his present wage or consume all and borrow or dissave.
It could be that you type the numbers accidentally and that should have made the numbers appear. Well if you want to get rid of it you just need to remove that on the soft copy and then print the resume again. Doing so should have eliminate those 0`s printed on the resume.
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