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onsider a change that you believe would be profitable for your company in the long run (with short run analysis too).
Your written report should include:
* Clear statement of the problem
* Academic support of problem/solution (minimum of two, one can be your text)
* Industry support of problem/solution (minimum of one)
* Clear statement of proposed change(s) and expected outcome(s).
* The first page should be an Executive Summary using bullet points (this may be very similar to the sheet you use for your presentation)
Your written report should include:
* Clear statement of the problem
* Academic support of problem/solution (minimum of two, one can be your text)
* Industry support of problem/solution (minimum of one)
* Clear statement of proposed change(s) and expected outcome(s).
* The first page should be an Executive Summary using bullet points (this may be very similar to the sheet you use for your presentation)
a monopolist does not have a what curve
With regard to coal shortages and municipal debts. What forms of intervention do you think Eskom can put in place in order to cover up all the debts and continue operating? incorporate relevant graph's in your answer
. Harry's Candy shop’s total monthly revenue increased from $1,000 to $2,000 when its quantity
sold rises from 100 to 300 candies a month. What is the price elasticity of demand for Harry's
candies?
a. 2.318
b. 0.395
c. 2.530
d. 1.816
sold rises from 100 to 300 candies a month. What is the price elasticity of demand for Harry's
candies?
a. 2.318
b. 0.395
c. 2.530
d. 1.816
Consider the demand for hamburger.If the price of substitute good (hot dogs)increases and the price of complement good (hamburger buns) increases what will happen to the demand of hamburger and illustrate your answer on graph
Consider the demand for hamburger.If the price of substitute good (hot dogs)increases and the price of complement good (hamburger buns) increases what will happen to the demand of hamburger and illustrate your answer on graph
Why is eskom an undesirable type of market structure with the aid of a diagram
Q1: Draw a circular flow diagram. identity the parts the model that correspond to the flow of good and services and the flow of dollars for each of the following activities.
A) Selena pays a storekeeper $1 fpr a quart of milk.
B) Stuart earns $8 per hour working at a fast food restaurant.
C) Shanna spends $40 to get a haircut.
D) Salma earns $20,000 from her 10 percent owner-ship of Ance Industrial.
A) Selena pays a storekeeper $1 fpr a quart of milk.
B) Stuart earns $8 per hour working at a fast food restaurant.
C) Shanna spends $40 to get a haircut.
D) Salma earns $20,000 from her 10 percent owner-ship of Ance Industrial.
Explain the difference between expansionary and contractionary fiscal policy. Be certain to explain, why, why and each policy is used.
Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions [1 point each]
1. When will buyers of a product pay the majority of a tax placed on a product?
a. when supply is more elastic than demand
b. when demand is more elastic than supply
c. when the tax is placed on the seller of the product
d. when the tax is placed on the buyer of the product
2. Harry's Candy shop’s total monthly revenue increased from $1,000 to $2,000 when its quantity sold rises from 100 to 300 candies a month. What is the price elasticity of demand for Harry's candies?
a. 2.318
b. 0.395
c. 2.530
d. 1.816
3. Which best represents the concept represented by the adage “There is no such thing as a free lunch”
a. Melissa can only attend the concert if she takes her sister with her.
b. Greg is hungry and homeless.
c. Brian must repair the tire on his bike before he can ride it to class.
d. Kendra must decide between going to Miami or Cancun for spring break.
1. When will buyers of a product pay the majority of a tax placed on a product?
a. when supply is more elastic than demand
b. when demand is more elastic than supply
c. when the tax is placed on the seller of the product
d. when the tax is placed on the buyer of the product
2. Harry's Candy shop’s total monthly revenue increased from $1,000 to $2,000 when its quantity sold rises from 100 to 300 candies a month. What is the price elasticity of demand for Harry's candies?
a. 2.318
b. 0.395
c. 2.530
d. 1.816
3. Which best represents the concept represented by the adage “There is no such thing as a free lunch”
a. Melissa can only attend the concert if she takes her sister with her.
b. Greg is hungry and homeless.
c. Brian must repair the tire on his bike before he can ride it to class.
d. Kendra must decide between going to Miami or Cancun for spring break.
