I believe the correct answer would be A) The ability to make payments on time.
From the calculation below, the profit-maximizing labor input is 0.0625, and the profit of the firm is 0.125.
<h3>How do we determine profit-maximizing labor input and profit?</h3>
From the question, we can obtain:
R = Revenue = Q*P = L^0.5 * 1 = L^0.5
C = Cost = w * L = 2L
P = Profit = R - C = L^0.5 - 2L
To obtain the profit-maximizing labor input, the first derivative of P is taken, equated to zero, and we solve for L as follows:
P' = 0.5L^-0.5 - 2 = 0
0.5L^-0.5 = 2
L^-0.5 = 2 / 0.5
L^-0.5 = 4
L^(-0.5/-0.5) = 4^(-1/0.5)
L = 0.0625 ----> profit-maximizing labor input
The profit (P) of the firm can now be calculated by substituting L = 0.0625 into the P function as follows:
P = 0.0625^0.5 - (2 * 0.0625) = 0.125 --------> Profit of the firm
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Answer:
The responsibilities of the Federal Reserve include influencing the supply of money and credit; regulating and supervising financial institutions; serving as a banking and fiscal agent for the United States government; and supplying payments services to the public through depository institutions like banks.
Answer:
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Explanation:
(a)
Journal entry to record the transaction is,
Particulars Debit Credit
Land and Building (460000 + 520000) $980,000
Cash Paid $360,000
Mortgage Payable (980,000 - 360,000) $620,000
We assume that 4% interest is chargeable each semiannual payment and that each subsequent payment is charged 4% on the remaining amount of principal minus any preceding principal payments.
(b)
First installment = Principal + Interest payable
= 31,000 + (620,000 * 0.04) = $55,800
(c)
Second payment = 31,000 + [(620,000 - 31000) * 0.04] = $54,560
Since the chart of accounts is not provided you can confirm the the account headings.
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It is B. and now i have to type more to get this answer posted
