Answer:
C - larger; smaller
Explanation:
Marginal effects usually determine the change in a dependent variable (overall medical spending) based on a change in another variable that affects the dependent one (Spending on preventative care), all things remaining the same. If spending on preventative care is high, the overall medical bill should be low, assuming treatment costs, labor costs of health workers and all other factors are constant. If preventative care spending is low, the overall medical spending will be high.
The marginal effects of overall medical spending on health status is larger in the US. The marginal effects of preventative care spending on health is likely smaller than for overall spending.
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Explanation:
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Answer: 20.15%
Explanation:
The IRR is the discount rate that makes brings the Net Present Value to zero.
It can be solved for by various means including using Excel as shown in the attached file.
Year 0 -33790
Year 1 8,210
Year 2 9,890
Year 3 14,120
Year 4 15,930
Year 5 10,820
= IRR (-33,790
, 8,210
, 9,890
, 14,120
, 15,930
, 10,820
)
= 20.15%
Answer: diminishing marginal product
Explanation:
A. When a firm in the market increase its level of production it results in reduction of cost which is called economies of scale.
B. Increase in cost that resulted due to unnecessary increase in level of production is called diseconomies of scale.
C. Increasing marginal product can be defined as the increase in output resulting due to employment of one more unit of input such as labor.
D. Diminishing marginal product can be defined as the decrease in output resulting due to employment of one more unit of input such as labor.
From the above explanation we can conclude that right answer is diminishing marginal product .
