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Bumek [7]
3 years ago
9

Hich of the factors listed below does not cause the demand curve for labor to​ shift?

Business
1 answer:
kvv77 [185]3 years ago
3 0
D. A change in the price of the product will lead to a movement along the curve and not a complete shift of the curve
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5<u>.The weekly carrying cost can be computed using the following formula:</u>

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The average weekly total cost excluding the cost of the inventory item = weekly Ordering costs + weekly Carrying costs.

The average weekly total cost excluding the cost of the inventory item = (40 / 30) + (0.01 × 500)

The average weekly total cost excluding the cost of the inventory item = 13.33 + 5.

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The average weekly total cost including the cost of the inventory item = Weekly ordering cost + Weekly carrying costs + Weekly inventory cost

NB: The weekly inventory costs can be obtained by multiplying the unit price by the number of units demanded every week.

The average weekly total cost including the cost of the inventory item = (40/3) + (0.01 × 500) + (0.50 × 500)

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