Answer:
What is the opportunity cost of something?
- What must be given up to acquire it
Opportunity cost is the extra costs or benefits lost from choosing one activity or investment over another alternative.
Your aunt's opportunity cost of running a hardware store for a year is.
- $55,000 in lost wages and the cost of capital invested (which is not given).
Suppose your aunt thought she could sell $680,000 worth of merchandise in a year.
- She should open the store because the economic profit = $680,000 (total revenue) - $600,000 (accounting costs) - $55,000 (opportunity costs) = $25,000
Economic profit = accounting profit (total revenues - total expenses) - opportunity costs
Answer:
Hygiene factors
Explanation:
The reason is that hygience factors are those factors that deter dissatisfaction in the employees and are all the benefits to employees that an ideal jobs have. In this case the jobs in the company as highest salaries and excelent working conditions in the industry. These are the factors that keeps the employees at least satisfied and is the reason why the employees are not motivated.
Answer:
a decrease in the price of a kayak
Explanation:
A decrease in the price of kayaks leads to a downward movement along the supply curve for kayaks and not a shift of the supply curve.
An increase in the costs of materials to build a kayak and an increase in the taxes on kayaks increases cost of production and discourages production. Therefore, supply would fall. The supply curve would shift to the left as a result.
A decrease in the number of sellers of kayaks would reduce sipply and supply would fall. The supply curve would shift to the left as a result.
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Answer:
all else being equal, a marketing channel that has a high cost per exposure will have a low return on investment
I think it is C or B or A