Answer:
The price elasticity of demand is 1.14.
The price is Elastic.
Elasticity is more than one so total revenue will fall.
Explanation:
Given the initial price of good x = $12
Final price of good x = $12.90
% change in price = [(12.90 - 12) / 12] x 100 = 7.5 %
Initial quantity = 5000
Final quantity = 4600
% change in quantity = [(4600 - 5000)/5000] x 100 = -8%
Elasticity = % change in quantity / % change in price
Elasticity = 8% / 7%
Elasticity = 1.14
The price elasticity of demand is 1.14.
The price is Elastic.
Since elasticity is more than one so total revenue will fall.
Answer:
Explanation:
Here Nicolas will gain comparative advantage only when he is selling the good he is specializing in and he would specialize in that good which would have lower opportunity cost for him. So the first step that we have to do here is to find out for which good Nicolas will have lower opportunity cost.
For Nicolas who in 8 hours can either catch 24 pound of fish or repair 15 cars,
the opportunity cost for catching 1 fish is = 15/24 = .625
the opportunity cost for repairing 1 car is = 24/15 = 1.6
So from the above observation we can say that for Nicolas catching fish has lower opportunity cost for him , so he should specialize in catching fish.
Therefore the term of trade for Nicolas would be
1 fish = .625 cars ,
if he can catch and sell 100 units worth of fish then he would have to give up 62.5 cars and then only he will gain from trade,
1 x 100 fish = .625 x 100
100 fish = 62.5 cars.
Answer:
the correct answers are,
- safety
- liquidity
Explanation:
saving money does not include much risk and is not affected by market volatility and prices. Most of the time, the savings' are guaranteed by the banks and governments through various securities.
Also, money in savings are easy to get back for your use!
Answer: Please see answer in the explanation column
Explanation: A T- account resembles a tshape that shows a representation for financial records using double-entry bookkeeping, when it involves different accounts like asserts and liabilities, debits to liabilities decrease the account while credits increase the account. The contrary is true for assets
first T-account
.a) <u>Assets | Liabilities</u>
Reserve: +$2000 Deposit: +$2000
b)
<u>Assets | Liabilities</u>
Reserve $400 Deposit=+$2000
Loans: .+$1600
Where required reserve ratio is 20% ie 0.02 x 2000= $400
The bank will keep $400 as reserve and can only loan out $1600
Deposited in another bank as
<u>Assets | Liabilities</u>
Reserve $1600 Deposit=$1600
