For the answer to the question above,
we must use this formula,
(New - Old)/ (Ave. of New and Old)
In this case,
501k -500k/(500,500(which is the ave. of the two.
Then it would be 1k/500,500
Then the answer would be .0020
Then
-1.439.5/439.5 because this is the average of the two.
so the answer would be .0023
Then finally divide the rate on change of quantity by the rate of change in price which is
0.002/-0.0023
Then the answer would be -.87
So the elasticity on the demand of model T is .87 ( remove the negative because elasticity is always positive.)
Answer: They could be considered as external stakeholders
Explanation: A stake holder, is some one or a group of people who have something, they stand to gain or loose from the existence or activities of a company or establishment, it is apparent here that the actions of the new grocery store will affect the children that play basketball on the court.
Answer:
Pay the claim and the accident occurred during the grace period
Explanation:
Grace period is the period or the set length of the time after the due date during that the payment is to be made without any penalty by the insurer or the person.
The grace period mostly is of 15 days and it is usually involves in the insurance contact and the mortgage loan.
So, in this case, the insurer forget to pay the premium but on march 19, she met with an accident and broke her leg, then the insurance company will be paying the claim as the accident happened during the grace period.
Answer:
Economic systems as a type of social system must confront and solve the three fundamental economic problems: What kinds and quantities of goods shall be produced, "how much and which of alternative goods and services shall be produced?" How shall goods be produced? ..by whom and with what resources
Answer:
$ 1,212 Net INCOME
Explanation:
Income Statement
$ 7,030 Sales
-$ 230 Sales returns and allowances
$ 6,800 Net Sales Revenues
-$ 90 Depreciation expense
-$ 3,400 Cost of goods sold
$ 3,310 Gross PROFIT
-$ 499 Advertising expense
-$ 114 Research and development expense
-$ 460 Salaries and Wages Expenses
-$ 105 Rent expenses
-$ 60 Utilities Expenses
-$ 1,238 Operating EXPENSES
$ 2,072 Operating INCOME
-$ 46 Loss on disposal of plant assets
-$ 161 Interest Expenses
-$ 207 NonOperating EXPENSES
$ 1,865 NET INCOME AFTER TAXES
-$ 653 Income Tax Expenses 35%
$ 1,212 Net INCOME
