Answer:
3/4
Explanation:
The marginal propensity to consume mpc, is the slope of the consumption function and it is what this question requires us to find
We have income increase to be = 100 dollars
Then consumption increase = 75 dollars
MPC = increase in consumption ,75/increase in income 100
= 75/100
= 3/4
Therefore the marginal propensity to consume also called the slope is 3/4
Answer:
Increase, increase
Explanation:
The correct answers to the blanks are;
First blank : Increase
Second blank : Increase
The Solow Growth Model is a model used in economics to measure the development in economy considering the changes in the level of output over time as a consequence of changes in the population. It also takes account the investment in economy and then the depreciation involved
This model was presented by Robert Solow an Amercian economist
Answer:
Explanation:
%increase is given as = increase/ original prices ×100
Increase = new cost - original cost
The original average cost is $16000,
And the new average cost is $28,000
Then,
Increase = 28000-16000
Increase =$12,000
Then,
%increase=increase/original cost ×100
%increase = 12000/16000 ×100
%increase=75%
The rate of increase of the automobile cost is 75%
Answer:
The correct answer is D
Explanation:
Lifestyle is stated or expressed in both leisure and work behavior patterns and in the values, activities, opinions, attitudes, interest and allocation of income. It also states the self image of the person.
In other words, it is the way of life created through individual, society, group or culture. It comprise of patterns of interest, work, consumption and interaction that define how the person spends their time.
So, in this case, the different in the lifestyle among Craig and Justin.
Answer:
4. does not do the required homework before beginning development.
Explanation:
Ready Fire Aim approach is undertaken when the company is not prepared and has placed the product in the market with the aim that improvements will come later.
This approach is used to collect the responses of the customers and study the patterns of behavior. As we get the responses we improve the product accordingly.
This approach is used in product development processes.
