Answer:
The answer is: letter c, a recycling program
Explanation:
A "free-rider" problem happens when <em>some members in the society don't contribute an equal share in the cost of a shared resource. </em>
Among the choices above, the recycling program will give rise to such situation. For example, when it comes to a recycling program of making a school's wall out of recycled bottles (in order to protect it from outsiders), not everyone will join the program yet, most of the time, the program is done for the good of the society. In this case, for the good of the school and the people visiting it.
This results to many free riders taking advantage of the school's wall, including the people who visits the school (parents, babysitters, friends, guardians etc.) and loiters in the area to pass time while waiting for their kids or friends
I believe the answer is: Reduce the benefit level
If the individual performing an occupation more hazardous than the occupation listed in his policy, The insurance company had the right to perceive that the individual is involving himself in necessary risk, which provide them with a legal ground to reduce his benefit level.
D is. It's very wrong to underestimate somebody's abilities or knowledge. We should never do that. It's also rude.
Answer: Supply curve - Increases rightwards
Market Price - Falls
Economic Profit - Decreases
Explanation: Perfect Competition market structure is with large number of buyers & sellers , homogeneous products & uniform prices , perfect information and free entry and exit.
'Free Entry and Exit' implies - no firm earns super normal (economic) profits or abnormal losses in long run. When firms are earning economic profits in short run, new firms enter (because of free entry) & the industry supply increase reducing price , which further reduces the super normal profits to normal profits in long run. Similarly - Abnormal losses make firms exit (freely), reduce supply & increase price , hence reducing abnormal losses & resuming normal profits.
Answer:
$109,000
Explanation:
The accounting equation for the cost of goods sold
COGS = opening finished good + purchases - Closing finished goods
In a manufacturing firm, purchases are also referred to as manufacturing costs.
For Leslie manufacturing:
beginning finished inventory =$40,000
costs of goods manufactured = $ 144,000
Ending finished inventory = $ 45,000
cost of manufacturing for the period:
=$40,000 +$114,000- $45,000
=$109,000
