Answer:
✔️Demand Pull Inflation:
1. Too much money chasing too few goods
2. Stiff competition among consumers
✔️Cash Pull Inflation:
1. Increase in cost of production
2. Decrease in supply of goods and services
3. Aim of sellers is to maximize profit
Explanation:
Demand pull inflation is often caused by the increase in the aggregate demand of outputs than an economy can produce as a result of increased government spending, expanding economy and so on.
On the other hand, cash pull inflation is caused by the decrease in aggregate supply of goods and supply as result of increased cost of the factors of production.
Thus, let's match each description to the types of inflation they belong to:
✔️Demand Pull Inflation:
1. Too much money chasing too few goods (excess demand as a result of expanding economy)
2. Stiff competition among consumers (businesses, households, governments and foreign buyers bid prices up and compete to purchase the limited available goods and services)
✔️Cash Pull Inflation:
1. Increase in cost of production (this pushes the cost of goods and services up)
2. Decrease in supply of goods and services (aggregate supply decreases)
3. Aim of sellers is to maximize profit (as production cost increase, sellers would have to increase the price of goods and services in order not to run at a loss).
A firm could continue to operate for
years without ever earning a profit as long as it is producing an output where
<span> B. MR
>AVC</span>
<span>MR stands
for marginal revenue which is the sale price of a single item sold. On the
other hand, AVC or the average variable cost is the firm’s variable costs
divided by its output that is produced.</span>
Answer:
Slower economic growth
Explanation:
Increasing tax rates can generally and obviously discourage
work because corporations will pay more,
savings, because people earn lesser disposable income,
investment, because firms have lesser profit by paying bigger taxes,
Although specific tax adjustments for certain income categories can assist with the reallocation of economic resources.
But in the long-run economic growth will be slowed down by tax cuts because it will increase deficits by lesser funds being generated for the government over time
Answer:
$15,700
Explanation:
The computation of the net profit after taxes is shown below:
Sales revenue $125,000
Less: Cost of goods sold - -$42,300
Gross profit $82,700
Less: Operating expenses
One time part assistant $52,000
Administrative expenses $400
Utilities expenses $900
Total operating expenses -$53,300
Net Profit before tax $29,400
Less: income tax expense -$13,700
Net profit after tax $15,700
