Answer:
D
Explanation:
Because she has work 84 years there and in 1931 her salary was less and after 84 the salary must be more
Answer:
C. None of these would be considered a fixed cost.
Explanation:
Fixed cost is a cost that do not vary with any level of output. It is a cost that does not change irrespective of an increase or decrease in a company's production output.
Example of fixed cost are interest payment on loan, payment of rent, depreciation and cost of land acquisition. All these costs remain the same no matter how high or low production output is.
As in the case above,
•The cost of rope would form part of the total cost (which is sum of all the cost expended by a company in certain production output) and NOT a fixed cost because the rope is used to prepare the final packaged product.
•The packaging material would also form part of the total cost. The cost expended on this material is what makes it a total cost as it forms part of the final production output.
•Employee wages would be regarded as variable cost(cost that vary with the level of output) because it is a production company, hence employee's wages will be dependent on the number of products they are able to produce.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Microeconomics is a branch of economics that studies the decisions individuals and firms make in response to changes in economic factors. These factors include price, resources etc. it studies how firms and individuals allocate and make decisions about resources
The question is looking at the effect of price on an industry. This is what microeconomics study
Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that studies the economy as a whole. Macroeconomics studies economic aggregates such as inflation, unemployment, GDP and growth rate.
1 - Point-of-Sale Display
2 - Sampling
3 - In-Store Promotion
4 - Event Marketing
The scale of measurement used here is an ordinal scale.
Ordinal scales ask participants to rate things like satisfaction, happiness, comfort. etc. The important thing to remember about this scale is that the order of the values matter the most. For example: we know that a 5 is better than a 1, but we are unsure of exactly how much better. This difference cannot be quantified or measured exactly. An easy way to remember this one is that ordinal sounds like "order" and that is what this measure is used for- putting things in order.
The most common form of ordinal measures is the Likert Scale. The question is an illustration of a Likert Scale.
