Question Completion:
Production outputs
Luxland Leanderland
Chips 10 4
Pretzels 10 8
Total output 20 12
Answer:
Assuming that Luxland and Leanderland specialize and trade in a way that is advantageous for both of them, the number of pretzels that Leanderland can produce will be 16.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Specialization Output:
Luxland Leanderland
Chips 20 0
Pretzels 0 16
Total output 20 16
b) While it is acknowledged that Luxland has absolute advantage in the production of both chips and pretzels when compared to Leanderland, the total output for both economies, without specialization, remains 32 units (of both chips and pretzels). When they specialize, Leanderland's output increases to 16 units from 12. This results in total output of 36 units instead of 32 for both economies.
Answer:
Descriptive followed by causal is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Hey there,
The word (interest) is when you borrow money but there is a little more money you have to add because of the fact that you took there money. So it is basically a charge on your self because you borrowed, they also need to make profit.
Your correct answer would be <span>a charge for the convenience of accessing money stored in your bank account.</span>
Jeff Company issues a promissory note to David Company to get extended time on an account payable. David records this transaction by debiting <span>Accounts Payable and crediting Notes Payable.
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A corn farmer is considered a free rider if he chooses not to join the national interest group his fellow farmers created, yet still reaps the benefits of the tax incentives the group lobbied for and won.
The free rider problem is an economic concept of a market failure that occurs when people or individuals are benefiting from resources, goods or services that they do not pay for. In our case, the corn farmer is benefiting from the tax incentives the group lobbied for, yet he or she made zero input or effort to contribute to the groups agenda in getting tax incentives. <span />
