c. Opportunity Cost
a. Trade off
a. Berry has the comparative advantage over Jerry
a
a
E ————————————————————————- Complements so since increase in demand of yogurt, increase in demand of milk. B.
c. resources used will be guided by changing related to prices as owners attempt to maximize self interest ??? ————————————————————————- Self interest.
b. quantity demand will fall 10%
Answer is 2.5
a. A period of time during which at least one production input is fixed.
MC = Change in TC / Change in Quantity Use this formula ————————————————————————- change in TC = 50000 Change in Quantity = 1 MC = 50k
The answer is B. as a period of time when at least one of the four factors of production is fixed.
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Related to gasoline, which graph demonstrates the effect of an increase in the price of Cars -NOT Demand shift right
??? ———————————————————————– increase in the price of cars means decrease in quantity demanded for cars. since gasoline is a complement, it also means a decrease in quantity demanded for gasoline.
C ———————————————————————— Revenue - explicit. A.
C ————————————————————————- opportunity costs.
B ————————————————————————- correct.
C
B
D ————————————————————————- (35 - 45)/ [(45 + 35) / 2] -10/ (80/ 2) = -.25 (10.50 - 9.50) / [(10.5 + 9.5) / 2] 1/ (20/2) = .1 -.25/.1 = -2.5 E. None of the above. Arc elasticities of demand are always negative.
B
A ————————————————————————- MC = change in TC / change in Q 220/ 20 = 11 A.
E
C ————————————————————————- She was WILLING to pay 15, but received it for only 8 dollars; she saved 7 dollars as the “consumer surplus” C.