Answer:
option C is the right answer
Explanation:
trade adjustment assistance programme was created to reduce the burden or damaging impart of import felt by some sector of the economy of a nation. and it creates an incentive to reduce trade barriers and export subsidies
Answer:
3. Rental costs of $5,000 per month plus $.30 per machine hour of use
Explanation:
Mixed cost is the one which has both the factors, variable and fixed.
Sometimes, the segregation is also difficult, when the total cost is given.
In the chosen option also, there is a fixed cost involved that is monthly expense of $5,000.
Further for each hour of machine used the cost increases and is $0.30 per hour.
That is variable as the total will depend upon the number of hours the machine is used.
All the other three are either completely fixed like salary, and depreciation, or either completely variable like electricity cost.
Answer:
There is a loss on buying from outside supplier ,Peach's offer should not be accepted.
Explanation:
Variable cost is a cost that varies with number of units produced or sold so it is always a relevant cost while making decision.
Fixed cost remains constant irrespective of number of units so it is a irrelevant cost unless avoidable.So in the given case ,fixed cost $70 is irrelevant since same will be incurred whether purchased or manufactured.
Incremental savings
Saving in variable cost 220
saving in fixed cost 25
Total saving 245
less: Incremental cost (270)
Incremental profit /(loss) on buying from outside supplier (25)
Total loss 25*5900= -147500
Therefore, There is a loss on buying from outside supplier ,Peach's offer should not be accepted.
Answer:
Inelastic; elastic
Explanation:
Goods with inelastic demand curves tend to raise more government revenue compared to goods with the elastic demand curve. An increase in price does not affect the demand of inelastic goods and it remains the same, that is why, governments usually increase the prices of goods that have inelastic demand curve, for example, petrol and toll tax, etc.
