I believe the answer is <span>. Decoy appliances/vehicles
The majority of this fraud is targeted the people who do not really pay attention to the specs of the product they use.
For example, many repairment targets older people by giving them advice to fix parts of their computer that's working fine.</span>
Answer:
A. The payment to factors whose supply is perfectly inelastic.
Explanation:
This means that this factor of production need to be purchase regardless of the price change, otherwise the business operation couldn't continue.
One example of a pure economic rent is the cost of latex for rubber glove manufacturer. Since latex is the main ingredients for the product, that company still have to buy it even if the price of the latex is increasing (inelastic) . Otherwise, the company need to shut down its operation.
Answer:
The correct answer is option d.
Explanation:
The effficent market hypothesis is an investment theory which advocates that the stock prices reflect all the available information. As a result, stocks are always traded at their fair value.
The strong form of efficient market says that stock prices reflect all information whether public or private.
This implies that investors cannot have more than normal profits. In the above example, the investors are able to make profit through insider information. This means that the market is less than strong form efficient.
Answer: 40 pounds
Explanation:
Given the following :
Ordering cost = $10 / order
Carrying cost = 4 cents per pound per day
Cost of pepperoni = $3 per pound
Daily demand = 20 pounds
Order quantity = 80 pounds
Average inventory level at the time in which 80 pounds of pepperoni was ordered is given as
Average inventory level is given as :
Order quantity / 2
80 pounds / 2 = 40 pounds
Explanation:
Profit is maximized at the production point of four tops. The disparity in net income and net expenditure is highest in this amount.
Another way of talking about this is to note that for the first 4 shirts that Gilberto makes, the marginal cost (MC) of making each shirt is smaller than the total revenue (MR) it generates from selling the shirt.
Beyond just the third shirt he makes per hour, the total cost of making the shirt is higher than the amount Gilberto receives; thus, opting to manufacture more than 4 shirts decreases Darnell's benefit.
