Answer:
The elasticity is about 1.43, and an increase in the price will cause hotels' total revenue to decrease
Explanation:
The formula of the midpoint for the variation of the quantity is 
and for the price is 
. With the variation of the price and the quantity the elasticity formula is ΔQ/ΔP. Replacing the elasticity is -1.43
The price elasticity of the demand is bigger than 1, that means that the demand is elastic, every increase of the price will cause a bigger decrease of the quantity, the revenue will drop because the increase of the price do not compansete the decrease of the quantity.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
According to Pamela Webbers research in the U. S
40% of men started their first entrepreneurial venture before the end of their 35th year, while only 33% of women fell into this category.
Answer:
O The size of the labor force is 40 million
Explanation:
Given:
Participation rate is 75%
Unemployment rate is 10%
Employment rate is 67.5%
The number of employed is 27 million.
As the employment rate is 67.5% of the size of the labor force which means that 27 million people are employed, we can say that number of people are employed equals to 67.5 percent of the total size of the labor force and we can write it numerically as:
27 = size of the labor force 
67.5%
27 = size of the labor force
27 = size of the labor force 
Dividing both side by 0.675
Size of the labor force = 40 million
Therefore, (O The size of the labor force is 40 million) option is correct.
Answer:
a.Payment for meals
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is referred to as the next best alternative.
Opportunity cost means the benefits foregone of the non chosen alternative when an alternative is chosen from the available set of options which includes the non chosen option.
For e.g storage of money at home has an opportunity cost in the form of loss of interest had the same money been invested elsewhere apart from assuming the risk of loss of theft.
In the given case, the opportunity cost of being a full time student at a university instead of working full time at a job includes the opportunity cost in the form of income from that full time job in addition to specific expenses incurred for being a full time student such as Payment for tuition, Payment for books.
Thus, payment for meals represents a common cost which would've been incurred anyway irrespective of whether one attends full time college or does a full time job.
