<span>A market which is monopolistically competetive has an imperfect competition and characterized with many producers that sell products that are differentiated from one another. Because of this there are not perfect substitutes.</span><span>
So, the reason that the "fast-casual" restaurant market is monopolistically competitive rather than perfectly competitive is because </span>products are differentiated.
Answer: 15%
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Carrie and Michael are married and will file a joint return and that they have a $5,000 long-term capital gain from the sale of stock. We are further told that their 2019 taxable income is $121,500.
Based on the above scenario, their capital gain will be taxed at a rate of 15%. This is due to the fact that when filing their status, they will be regarded as married and the applicable rate is 15% for an income that is between $78,751 and $488,850. Since they've $121,500 their rate will be 15%.
Answer:
B: the firm's income will remain unchanged whether it sell tortillas or taco shells
Explanation:
The firm's income will still be the same because additional cost are incurred when producing the taco shells see below for calculation
When the firm processes tortillas: it makes a revenue of $22,500 and a cost of $8,000 realizing a profit of $14,500.
When the firm decides to fry the tortillas to make hard taco shells: it makes a revenue of $26,700 and total cost of $12,200 ($8,000+$4,200) then realizing a profit of $14,500.
Thus, the reason the profit won't change is because the firm incurred additional cost in processing the taco shells.
Answer:
D) value proposition
Explanation:
A good brand value proposition should state all the benefits of your product or service since it is the promise that your brand (or company) is delivering to potential or current customers in order for them to purchase your product or service instead of the competition's.
Answer:
B, a license
Explanation:
A license is an official permit issued by a person or body in authority to do, own or use a thing. A license could be granted as a sign of agreement between parties on a particular thing.
From the question, Elsa gave Gina license to use her farm land as a camp for one night. After one night, the license expires.
I hope this helps.