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DanielleElmas [232]
2 years ago
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Explain how changes in interest rates and rates of return on various investment options will affect the amount of money that bus

inesses are willing to invest to increase output.
Business
1 answer:
Paul [167]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Interest rates represent the opportunity costs of investors. If the interest rates are too high, then the opportunity cost of making an investment increases, since the investor could simply decide to purchase Treasury Bonds, corporate bonds, or put the money on a CD. As interest rates increase, total output decreases since investment in new projects decreases.

On the other hand, if interest rates lower, the opportunity cost of investors decrease. Investors will be willing to invest in new projects instead of purchasing Treasury Bonds, corporate bonds, or put the money on a CD. As interest rates decrease, total output increases since investment in new projects increases.

Explanation:

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VOH Efficiency Variance

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Date          Units                       Unit Cost            Unit Selling Price

July 1 Beginning Inventory 50    $ 10

July 13 Purchase      250                 13

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Sales 100At $ 15= $1500

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50 units at $ 10= $ 500

50 units at $ 13= $ 650

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50 units at $ 10= $ 500

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Sales 100 at $ 15= $1500

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Food                                  $300           $450            $150

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Food                                      $150

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