7. A gardener sells herbal plants at Php38 per pack, selling all that he harvests. His fixed cost is Php5,200 and his variable cost is Php8.75 per pack. A. What is the revenue, cost and profit functions? B. How many packs of herbal plants must the gardener sell to break-even? C. How many packs of herbal plants must the gardener sell to get a profit of Php7,500? D. How many packs of herbal plants must the gardener sell and incur a loss of Php2,000?
Q: The classical dichotomy is the separation of real and nominal variables. The following questions…
A: Any economic statistic that has a nominal value is one that is calculated using current, accurate…
Q: On March 25, you borrow some money for 120 days. What is the maturity date?
A: Remaining Number of Days in March - (31-25) = 6 Number of Days in April - 30 Number of Days in May…
Q: Long run macroeconomic equilibrium is when a. AD = LAS. b. SAS = LAS. C. AD = SAS = LAS. d. AD =…
A: Aggregate demand is the collective demand made by all buyers in the economy. Aggregate supply is the…
Q: Select all the benefits of a company that apply contemporary corporate governance principles…
A: Corporate governance is the framework for managing and directing businesses. The governance of…
Q: The AS curve becomes steeper whenever: A. potential output increases. B. the marginal propensity to…
A: An aggregate supply refers to the total supply of items and services that in a national economy a…
Q: A manufacturer producer certain items at a labor cost per unit of P 125, material cost per unit is…
A: Break Even Point is the moment at which total cost and total income are equal, or "even," is this…
Q: QUESTION 2 Glyde Air Fresheners is the dominant firm in the solid room aromatizer industry, which…
A: Marginal Costs refer to the additional costs incurred by adding one more unit of input. Marginal…
Q: Steven has non-labor income each week of $500. He can work up to 100 hours per week for an hourly…
A: Reservation wage is the wage at which an employee is indifferent between not working or working. It…
Q: In the decision to stop production of product A to and start producing product B in the same…
A: When a person, investor, or company chooses one option over another, they are missing out on…
Q: The following set of equations describes the behaviour in the market of a particular commodity: Q =…
A: Given information QDt=120-0.5PtQst=-30+0.3PtAdjustmentPt=Pt-1+α(QDt-1-Qst-1)
Q: Which of these is a valid difference between firms in competitive price-searcher and price-taker…
A: A market is a place where buyers and sellers interact to trade their products and services. The…
Q: Which of the following was a common 1970s policy response to economic shocks? a. Creating a…
A: Stagflation refers to a type of inflation that combines low rate of employment, high rate of…
Q: Energy markets, such as the market for natural gas and electricity, have been known to be…
A: Given, Energy Markets like market for natural gas and electricity have been known to be…
Q: e. Suppose that the Argentine government places a tax on the exports of beef to keep domestic food…
A: Taxation is the process through which a government or other taxing body imposes or levies a tax on…
Q: The law of demand states that: price and quantity demanded are inversely related. the larger the…
A: Demand curve is the graphical representation of demand schedule. Demand schedule is the tabular…
Q: Study the table below and answer the question that follows. Afghanistan US Carpets 100 500 Fighter…
A: Opportunity cost is the cost of producing one good in terms of other. Opportunity cost is used to…
Q: As more firms enter the market: O the short-run market supply curve shifts to the left. the…
A: The market place is the path that is providing an opportunity for trade. Here, the consumers and the…
Q: 12. The figure shows Edwyn’s labor supply curve. Consider a wage increase from $5 to $6. For Edwyn,…
A: Edwyn’s labor supply curve is upward sloping curve for some range of wage and downward sloping for…
Q: What nominal rate per month is equivalent to an effective 6.3 % per month, compounded continuously?…
A: Given information: The effective interest rate is 6.3% per month, compounded continuously. The…
Q: What is the cost borne to society at equilibrium at Point A?
A: In economics, economic equilibrium is a circumstance in which economic forces such as supply and…
Q: MP believe that there is a causal relationship between earnings and years of schooling. They show…
A: A company's share capital, debt, directors, shareholders, changes in dictatorships, corporate…
Q: A utility company is considering the following plans to provide a certain service required by…
A: Future Worth provides the compounded values of the present cash flows . FW = ∑ Cash Flow (1+R)n
Q: 1.10 Read the following extract and answer questions 1.10 and 1.11. "South Africa has banned Bain &…
A: Failure of the open market to effectively distribute goods and services is what we mean when we talk…
Q: If the value of the $NZ increases then the price level will A. rise or fall depending on whether…
A: The equilibrium is where aggregate demand equals aggregate supply. The price level and quantity is…
Q: Assume that a piece of equipment cost $5,000 and had accumulated depreciation of $3,000. What is the…
A: Book Value is defined as the value of an asset as per the balance sheet account balance. The value…
Q: Which of the following alternatives is typical in a monopolistic market? a.all of before mentioned…
A: The monopolistic market is an imperfectly competitive market where only one firm may offer goods and…
Q: Extra The problem of principle agent can be reduced if it is possible to pay the worker a) weekly…
A: Disclaimer: - Since you asked multipart question, we are solving only first 3 as per guidelines. if…
Q: he graph directly below depicts the production of oil from the Gulf of Mexico, with market demand,…
A: Negative externalities refers to the negative impacts of economic activities which are not accounted…
Q: Consider the IS-LM model. The government wants to do fiscal policy either by raising government…
A: According to guidelines,an expert is required to solve only the first question when multiple…
Q: Soft selling occurs when a buyer is skeptical of the usefulness of a product and the seller offers…
A: The expected value is explained as the difference between expected profits and expected expenses.…
Q: Consider a competitive industry (firms take the market price as given). Market demand is Each firm…
A:
Q: A government's debt is reduced when it Group of answer choices runs a surplus. runs a deficit.…
A: Macroeconomics refers to the branch of economics that studies the economy as a whole. Macroeconomics…
Q: What is the arithmeti
A: Given return for last six years = 14% - 17 % - 14 % - 20 % - 16 % & 2 %
Q: 1. The difference between what a government spends and what it collects in taxes in a year is…
A: Macroeconomics refers to the branch of economics that studies the economy as a whole. Macroeconomics…
Q: discuss secular seasonal and cyclical variations within economic data be sure to indicate how each…
A: Economic data can be collected for a single time period or over a series of time periods. The data…
Q: A rise in wages would raise cost of production and hence leads to A a fall in the price level. B)…
A: Inflation is the rise in the general price level in the economy. There are two causes of inflation,…
Q: The table below shows cash flow estimates for a project. The B/C ratio for the following cash flow…
A: The benefit-cost ratio is calculated as B/C ratio= PW of Benefits-PW of disbenefitsFC+PW of M&O…
Q: Suppose that a farmer has the following quantity supply for palay, mongo and kamote: Price Quantity…
A: Price elasticity of supply is the ratio of the percentage change in quantity supplied of a product…
Q: During a recession, automatic stabilizers cause the federal deficit to Group of answer choices…
A: Budget is the term used to describe the government's document that details its receipts and outlays.…
Q: c) Suppose that the demand for good Q is by 2 groups and given by: Q1=45-0.2P1 Q2=15-0.2P2 =2Q² And…
A: Private goods are goods that are rival and excludable in nature. Rival goods are the goods to which…
Q: Calculate the discounted payback period for the project. b) Calculate the Net Present Value of the…
A: The term "discounted payback period" refers to the length of time required to recover an initial…
Q: Consider a lake found in the town of Center Barnstead, and then answer the questions that follow.…
A: Negative externality adversely affects its surrounding environment by increasing the social cost of…
Q: Refer to Figure 16-8. In the graph above, suppose the economy in Year 1 is at point A and is…
A: Aggregate demand includes consumption spending , investment spending , government spending and net…
Q: QUESTION 1 Assume the following: • Price = 10 • Quantity = 20 What does Total Revenue equal? a. 10…
A: Price = 10 Quantity = 20 We have to find Total revenue can be calculated as, Total revenue = price…
Q: If the MPS in an economy is .4, government could shift the aggregate demand curve leftward by $50…
A: Aggregate demand consists of consumption spending , investment spending , government spending , and…
Q: Compute to three decimal places. (See attached) Initial values are: PX = $9500 PY = $10000…
A: Given: # Px = 9500 , Py = 10,000 , I = 15,000 , A = 1,70,000 , W = 160 # Demand function is given…
Q: Pepper Roark deposits $3,000 in a savings account. The money is left on deposit earning 3.75%…
A: Present value is the value of investment in today's dollar. Future value is the value of investment…
Q: 1 Monopoly is a market structure characterized by all the following features except A The firm is a…
A: In case of Monopoly there is a single seller who controls the entire market. There are strict…
Q: what would be the average price paid by demander B?
A: In this case, inverse demand functions are taken. Inverse demand function means that the demand…
Q: Study the following table and answer the question that follows. Country Tons of Soybeans 100 150…
A: The value of the next-best alternative that must be given up in order to make a decision is referred…
skip if you already did this
answer everything for upvote
a to d
if incomplete = no upvote
Step by step
Solved in 5 steps
- ECONOMICS UPVOTE WILL BE GIVEN. PLEASE CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER. NO LONG EXPLANATION NEEDED. A manufacturer produces and sells exactly 600,000 units of a single product annually. The fixed cost of the company is Php 180 million per year, and the variable cost is Php 2,350 per unit. In the coming year, the company is selling its product at a price of Php 2,800 per unit. How much is the total variable cost? A. Php 2,350 B. Php 1,680,000,000 C. Php 1,410,000,000 D. Php 180,000,000ECONOMICS UPVOTE WILL BE GIVEN. PLEASE WRITE THE SOLUTIONS LEGIBLY. NO LONG EXPLANATION NEEDED. An ice cream producer has fixed costs of Php 3,500,000 per month, and it can produce up to 15,000 ice cream tubs per month. Each tub costs Php 500 in the market while the producer faces variable costs of Php 150 per tub. a. What is the economic breakeven level of production? b. Calculate the ice cream producer’s monthly profits at full capacity. c. What would happen to the monthly profits if another ice cream producer entered the market, driving the price of ice cream tubs down to Php 350 per unit?he fixed costs for a certain item are $205 per week. The fixed cost is the y-intercept. The cost to produce each item is $4 per item.Using this information, what is the cost equation? Give your answer in slope-intercept form:y= The retailer intends to sell each item for $15/item.Using this information, what is the revenue equation? Revenue is the amount of money the retailer gets. Give your answer in slope-intercept form:y= f 21 items are made, what is the total cost to the retailer? What is the revenue from selling 21 items? Finally, what profit did the retailer make when they sell 21 items? Note: Profit = Revenue - Cost.
- Peter runs a small local newspaper company. He can sell a newspaper at $2. He has fixed costs of $10,000. His variable costs are $1,500 for the first thousand newspapers, $1000 for the second thousand, and then $600 for each additional thousand newspaper. i.What is his average fixed cost per newspaper (not per thousand!) if he prints 1000 newspaper? 2000? 10,000? ii.What is his average variable cost per newspaper if he prints 1000? 2000? 10,000? iii.What is his average total cost per newspaper if he prints 1000? 2000? 10,000?iv. Can he make profit at current market price? What is the breakeven price in this business (assuming maximum production at 10,000 newspaper)?Suppose that you are the manager of a studio cafe, and you are planning to invest on a new camera and a coffee maker designed to increase the productivity of your employees and output (services) produced. Your analyst provided you the following information: Complete the table below. Current Situation Projected Sales and Profit Incremental Revenues and Costs Total Revenue Php1,500,000 Php1,800,000 Variable Cost 575,000 425,000 Direct Fixed Costs 625,000 700,000 Indirect Fixed Costs 100,000 100,000 Profit Should the new camera and coffee maker be purchased? Explain your answer based on the incremental analysis.Suppose you sell items on a web site like Etsy and making them requires you to rent some equipment costing $1000 per year as a fixed cost. The materials for making these items cost $30 per item as a variable cost, and you sell them for a price of $50 each. What number of items D' must you make and sell each year for you to breakeven on the cost of this activity? You may be able to raise your sales price and then sell fewer items to maximize profit. Since other people make and sell similar items, a higher price lowers the demand for your product according to the price function p = $120 - 1.5 D. What is the profit maximizing number of items D* that you would need to make and sell to maximize profit? What is the profit earned for the annual number of items made and sold in part b?
- Total costs increase from $1,500 to $1,800when a firm increases output from 40 to50 units. Which of the following is true ifMC is constant?a. FC 5 $100b. FC 5 $200c. FC 5 $300d. FC 5 $400An ice cream producer has fixed costs of Php 3,500,000 per month, and it can produce up to 15,000 ice cream tubs per month. Each tub costs Php 500 in the market while the producer faces variable costs of Php 150 per tub. a. What is the economic breakeven level of production? b. Calculate the ice cream producer’s monthly profits at full capacity. c. What would happen to the monthly profits if another ice cream producer entered the market, driving the price of ice cream tubs down to Php 350 per unit?ABC Ltd. makes a television table that sells for $60 per unit. It has variable costs of $20 per unit and incurs fixed costs of $110,000 per period. Create the mathematical model that represents the problem a.P= 60X- 110,000 – 20 X b.P= 20x- 110,000- 60 X c.P= 60 X- 110,000X- 20 d.P= 20X- 60 – 110,000 X Which of the following is a definition for variable costs? a.Costs that contain a fixed and variable element b.Costs that remain the same whatever the level of output c.Costs that will remain fixed as output increases until the activity reaches a level where the costs have to increase sharply d.Costs that vary directly with the number of units produced
- The per-unit cist of an item is its average total cost=(=total cost/quantity). Suppose that a new cell phone application costs $100,000 to develop and only $0.70 per unit to deliver to each cell phone customer. What will be the per-unit coat of the application if it sells 100 units? What will be the per-unit coat of the application if it sells 1,000 units? What will be the per-unit cost of the application if it sells 1 million units?If you know that average variable cost is at a minimum, then you can deduce that marginal cost is higher than average variable cost. O marginal cost is equal to average variable cost. O marginal cost is lower than average variable cost. none of the available choices are correct. Note:- Please avoid using ChatGPT and refrain from providing handwritten solutions; otherwise, I will definitely give a downvote. Also, be mindful of plagiarism. Answer completely and accurate answer. Rest assured, you will receive an upvote if the answer is accurate.9 The average cost of producing 10 units is Rs 30, while the average cost of producing 20 units is Rs 20. Find the average cost of producing 30 units. {Hint : Find Fixed cost. TC of 10 units = Rs 300, TC of 20 units = Rs 400, VC = Rs 10/ unit Fixed cost = TC = FC + VC (10* 10) = 300 = FC + 100 = FC = 200. Thus, AC of producing 30 units will be Rs 16.67}