Answer:please refer to the explanation section
Explanation:
An increase in the quantity of euros will lead to a decrease in demand for the euros currency and the current exchange rate will fall. a decrease in the current exchange rates will increase foreign rates of return because the difference between expected exchange rate and current exchange rage will increase.
Current exchange rate will decrease and foreign rates of return will increase
total foreign rate of returns = foreign interest rate + (Expected exchange rate - Current exchange rate)/current exchange rate
Answer: The answer is elastic demand because elasticity of demand is > than 1
Explanation:Elasticity of demand is the degree of responsiveness of demand to slight change in price of goods. It is calculated as ED=% change in Qd/% change in price
Since Qd is 3 and 5
Qo-Q1/Qo*100%
3 - 5/3*100%
= -2/3*100%
= -200/3
=-66.6%(ignore the minus sign)
Po-P1/Po*100%
8-6/8*100
=2/8*100%
= 25%
ED= 66.6/25
=2.6
6-8/6*100%
=-2/6*100%
=-200/6
=-33.3%
ED= 66.6/33.3
=2
Since the elasticity of demand is greater than 2. Therefore elasticity of demand is elastic
Answer:
Start-up cost; variable cost
Explanation:
Start-up cost is the cost incurred in developing a new product. It is a one time cost that is incurred only at the time of creating something new. Start-up cost includes borrowing cost, research and development cost and expenses incurred on technology.
Variable costs change with the change in units of output produced. Cost of chemicals depend on the amount of drugs produced. So, research and development cost is start-up cost and cost of chemical is variable cost.
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Answer:
The answer is "Option C".
Explanation:
The Costs of production relate to the price of a company producing or producing a service, which can include the range of expenditures, like labor, manufactured goods, supplies of items, and expenses. It has mainly four steps that can be defined as follows:
- Complete the physical unit flow.
- Measure the production unit's equivalent.
- Compare the value per unit for output equivalent.
- Assign costs to finished units and manufactured units.
