Economics

Which of the following stocks have been in the news from the previous year?

Which of the following stocks have been in the news from the previous year?

I would like to know which stocks have been most talked about in the news last year based on a major event/issue that has occurred. (fortune500 companies)Thanks

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pl6   544   38 Replies

pl6

Which of the following least resembles a case of statistical discrimination?

Which of the following least resembles a case of statistical discrimination?

Which of the following least resembles a case of statistical discrimination?
A) Alphonso prefers not to hire anyone over the age of 55 because they tend to not have the technical computer skills he believes are necessary for his employees.

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Cuba   1686   36 Replies

Jacob Liker

Table 15.2 shows the preferred budget for a new civic center and the number of voters in a community ...

Table 15.2 shows the preferred budget for a new civic center and the number of voters in a community ...

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mdagenh1   684   35 Replies

peaceout3000

A firm's output (Y) depends on how much capital (K) it has, according to the equation: Y = 20K - K2.

A firm's output (Y) depends on how much capital (K) it has, according to the equation: Y = 20K - K2.

A firm's output (Y) depends on how much capital (K) it has, according to the equation: Y = 20K - K2. The real interest rate is 6% per year, the depreciation rate of capital is 14% per year and the price of a unit of capital is $80, and each unit

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johnpaul92   2144   34 Replies

abdeesh ali

A classical economy is described by the equationsAD: Y = 1000 + 100M/PAS: overbar(Y) = 1500The real

A classical economy is described by the equationsAD: Y = 1000 + 100M/PAS: overbar(Y) = 1500The real

A classical economy is described by the equations
AD: Y = 1000 + 100M/P
AS: overbar(Y) = 1500
The real exchange rate is 3 bushels/bottle, the domestic nominal money supply is 30 florins, and the foreign price level is 8 crowns/bushel.

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johnpaul92   1614   34 Replies

kim so hyun

Before dropping room prices from $100 to $90, the No-Tell Motel rented 3 rooms. Average total costs ...

Before dropping room prices from $100 to $90, the No-Tell Motel rented 3 rooms. Average total costs ...

Before dropping room prices from $100 to $90, the No-Tell Motel rented 3 rooms. Average total costs were $50 per room. After the price drop, it rents 4 rooms and average total costs increase to $60 per room. The motel's marginal costs of increas

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Phydeaux   2143   34 Replies

Daquan_N_Da_Hud

For next year Flexsteel Company has budgeted sales of 40,000 units, target ending finished goods ...

For next year Flexsteel Company has budgeted sales of 40,000 units, target ending finished goods ...

For next year Flexsteel Company has budgeted sales of 40,000 units, target ending finished goods inventory of 2,000 units, and a beginning finished goods inventory of 1,200 units. All other inventories are zero. How many units should be produced?

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ashly138   1860   29 Replies

Eri Q

How Soon Is Now?

How Soon Is Now?

In context of the constant paranoia what will happen with the world economy, will we see new great depression as manufactured century cycle, or will witness remodeling towards planned economy and amalgam between socialism and capitalism, or we gonna

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Odiseizam   648   29 Replies

Odiseizam

Suppose that Robin budgets $12/week for Wings 'N' Suds. The price of buffalo wings is $0.50 while ...

Suppose that Robin budgets $12/week for Wings 'N' Suds. The price of buffalo wings is $0.50 while ...

[html]Suppose that Robin budgets $12/week for Wings 'N' Suds. The price of buffalo wings is $0.50 while the price of Coca-Cola is $1.50.

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Yessi15   1747   27 Replies

Wyatt Hoffman

Table 16.3 shows the production cost for two utilities at different levels of sulfur dioxide emissions.

Table 16.3 shows the production cost for two utilities at different levels of sulfur dioxide emissions.

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asdoooeoe   521   27 Replies

RNIPP

Consider two individuals, Jesse and April, who hand paint kites and snowboards.

Consider two individuals, Jesse and April, who hand paint kites and snowboards.

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be beautiful   1205   26 Replies

Va97001

Your company produces 700,000 widgets per year but has the capacity to produce 950,000 units. ...

Your company produces 700,000 widgets per year but has the capacity to produce 950,000 units. ...

Your company produces 700,000 widgets per year but has the capacity to produce 950,000 units. Company records show the following; full product costs = $85 per unit, which includes fixed manufacturing overhead of $11, and variable overhead of $4 per u

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pduvin   1817   24 Replies

Ashley Ramnarine

Doctors and lawyers in every state need a license to practice. This is an example of

Doctors and lawyers in every state need a license to practice. This is an example of

Doctors and lawyers in every state need a license to practice. This is an example of
A) consumer protection laws.
B) consumer advocacy.
C) occupational licensing.
D) ownership of a key input.

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Tidy   2637   23 Replies

Evelyn Ibanez

Wondergardens Ltd. operates amusement parks similar to those such as Six Flags, Universal Studios, ...

Wondergardens Ltd. operates amusement parks similar to those such as Six Flags, Universal Studios, ...

Wondergardens Ltd. operates amusement parks similar to those such as Six Flags, Universal Studios, Disneyland etc. Wondergardens' mission is to provide high quality family entertainment that exceed guests' expectations and will create lifel

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StormLrd   1189   23 Replies

Nathalia Venancio

In a perfectly competitive economy, workers are well-informed and firms can monitor workers. Suppose ...

In a perfectly competitive economy, workers are well-informed and firms can monitor workers. Suppose ...

In a perfectly competitive economy, workers are well-informed and firms can monitor workers. Suppose the government then passes a "Worker Privacy Act" that makes it very expensive to monitor workers. Which of the following is most likely to

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Peregrinus   1429   23 Replies

Pinky Lai

Figure 6.9 depicts a hypothetical fish market with a horizontal supply curve.

Figure 6.9 depicts a hypothetical fish market with a horizontal supply curve.

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SPP24   209   23 Replies

legdur

Assume there are two competing social network sites, Mugshot and Graybar, and each grow in value as

Assume there are two competing social network sites, Mugshot and Graybar, and each grow in value as

Assume there are two competing social network sites, Mugshot and Graybar, and each grow in value as more people use them. Mugshot has been around longer and has the most users, but people tend to agree that Graybar is a better site, so the equilibriu

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Cuba   637   22 Replies

tiien

Assume that two interior design companies, Alistair and Baine, are competing for customers and if th

Assume that two interior design companies, Alistair and Baine, are competing for customers and if th

Assume that two interior design companies, Alistair and Baine, are competing for customers and if they both advertise, they would each earn $30 million in profits. If neither advertises, they each earn $50 million in profits. If one advertises and th

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Tidy   1376   22 Replies

Jai Brar

Boone Hobbies, a wholesaler, has a sales budget for next month of $600,000. Cost of units sold is ...

Boone Hobbies, a wholesaler, has a sales budget for next month of $600,000. Cost of units sold is ...

Boone Hobbies, a wholesaler, has a sales budget for next month of $600,000. Cost of units sold is expected to be 40 percent of sales. All units are paid for in the month following purchase. The beginning inventory of units is $20,000, and an ending a

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dxpayne   1911   22 Replies

Anonymous

The Transportation Division of Petrolia Paint Company can purchase paint from an independent ...

The Transportation Division of Petrolia Paint Company can purchase paint from an independent ...

The Transportation Division of Petrolia Paint Company can purchase paint from an independent producer at $12.60 per litre. The company has three divisions: Production, Transportation, and Paint. The company's Transportation Division is currently

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dxpayne   834   22 Replies

Jeriza Saquido Guda

Mariya runs a small cafe where she makes sandwiches and sells coffee. There isn't room for a second ...

Mariya runs a small cafe where she makes sandwiches and sells coffee. There isn't room for a second ...

Mariya runs a small cafe where she makes sandwiches and sells coffee. There isn't room for a second person so Mariya works alone. Mariya buys a new coffee machine that allows her to brew her coffee more cheaply. Mariya should
A) make more s

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Phydeaux   1315   22 Replies

Sumit Devgun

Daily Output of Russia and Panama

Daily Output of Russia and Panama

[html]Daily Output of Russia and Panama

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kaarnold98   148   22 Replies

amw87470

Jam Life Inc. manufactures jam products. It makes a mixed fruit and berry jam by blending ...

Jam Life Inc. manufactures jam products. It makes a mixed fruit and berry jam by blending ...

Jam Life Inc. manufactures jam products. It makes a mixed fruit and berry jam by blending strawberries, peaches, and apricots.

Budgeted costs to produce 100,000 kilograms of jam in September were:

Ingredient   Kilograms   Cost per

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pduvin   1027   21 Replies

Marin Shehu

Jack has an income of $150 per month that has to be spent on two goods: Shoes and Jeans. From the ...

Jack has an income of $150 per month that has to be spent on two goods: Shoes and Jeans. From the ...

Jack has an income of $150 per month that has to be spent on two goods: Shoes and Jeans. From the following table, estimate the bundle that maximizes Jack's well-being.

Quantity (units)   Shoes ($20/pair)   Jeans ($10/pair)
   Marginal

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whipped   673   20 Replies

Rabia Mehmood

The market demand and supply functions for alcohol at Major League Baseball games are:QD = 10 - ...

The market demand and supply functions for alcohol at Major League Baseball games are:QD = 10 - ...

The market demand and supply functions for alcohol at Major League Baseball games are:
QD = 10 - 0.04P and QS = 3.8P - 2.  Calculate the equilibrium quantity and price and point elasticity of supply in equilibrium.  Next, calculate pro

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corie   1018   19 Replies

Lekhaabra Rajadhyaksha

Consider two individuals, Nigel and Mia, who produce hair pins and bandanas.

Consider two individuals, Nigel and Mia, who produce hair pins and bandanas.

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tlc_71111   779   19 Replies

wasan

Refer to Figure 12-19. The figure above shows the cost curves of a perfectly competitive firm in the ...

Refer to Figure 12-19. The figure above shows the cost curves of a perfectly competitive firm in the ...

[html]Figure 12-19

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Frost   955   19 Replies

mcblax13

The table above shows Purpleland's economy aggregate demand and supply schedules. Purpleland's ...

The table above shows Purpleland's economy aggregate demand and supply schedules. Purpleland's ...

The table above shows Purpleland's economy aggregate demand and supply schedules. Purpleland's potential GDP is $675 billion.
a)Plot the aggregate demand curve, the short-run aggregate supply curve, and the long-run aggregate supply curve.
b)What a

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rb213   970   18 Replies

Queen-Latipha Tsuses

The graph in this figure illustrates an initial competitive equilibrium in the market for apples at ...

The graph in this figure illustrates an initial competitive equilibrium in the market for apples at ...

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rsbains   1114   18 Replies

Anonymous

A favourable variable manufacturing overhead efficiency variance may be interpreted as meaning which ...

A favourable variable manufacturing overhead efficiency variance may be interpreted as meaning which ...

A favourable variable manufacturing overhead efficiency variance may be interpreted as meaning which of the following if machine hours are the cost allocation base?
A) Employees used too much electricity during production.
B) Improved quali

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pduvin   1194   17 Replies

harryp123.

At a price of $1,000 a night, a rock bank named Ian and The Animals was hired twice a week. Their ...

At a price of $1,000 a night, a rock bank named Ian and The Animals was hired twice a week. Their ...

At a price of $1,000 a night, a rock bank named Ian and The Animals was hired twice a week. Their average total costs were $1,000 a night. They dropped their price to $800 a night and now play three nights a week. Their average total costs increased

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Tragamin   918   17 Replies

Oscar Ho

Suppose Veronica sells teapots in the perfectly competitive teapot market. Her output per day and he

Suppose Veronica sells teapots in the perfectly competitive teapot market. Her output per day and he

Suppose Veronica sells teapots in the perfectly competitive teapot market. Her output per day and her costs are as follows:

Output per Day   Total Cost
          0           $20
  &nb

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Tidy   2377   16 Replies

Juste Milieu

Shirley has to choose between a two-day trip and a three-day trip to Hollywood. The table below ...

Shirley has to choose between a two-day trip and a three-day trip to Hollywood. The table below ...

Shirley has to choose between a two-day trip and a three-day trip to Hollywood. The table below shows the expected benefit and cost for the different days. Using optimization in levels and optimization in differences, determine what Shirley's op

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AndrewKraus   960   16 Replies

Louis Basson van Rooyen

Randy Company has budgeted sales of 12,000 units, target ending finished good inventory of 2,000 ...

Randy Company has budgeted sales of 12,000 units, target ending finished good inventory of 2,000 ...

Randy Company has budgeted sales of 12,000 units, target ending finished good inventory of 2,000 units, and a beginning finished goods inventory of 600 units. How many units should be produced?
A) 14,600 units
B) 13,400 units
C) 10,600

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StormLrd   1117   16 Replies

Youdan Hou

John gave Margaret a $20,000 painting for her birthday. Last week, an art dealer offered to buy the ...

John gave Margaret a $20,000 painting for her birthday. Last week, an art dealer offered to buy the ...

John gave Margaret a $20,000 painting for her birthday. Last week, an art dealer offered to buy the painting from Margaret for $25,000. Margaret said no. The opportunity cost of her decision is
A) $5,000.
B) $45,000.
C) $0.
D) $20

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Phydeaux   1867   16 Replies

Chetna Aggarwal

Pizza Pizza developes a microwave pizza oven that cook a large pizza in 23 seconds. This cost-saving ...

Pizza Pizza developes a microwave pizza oven that cook a large pizza in 23 seconds. This cost-saving ...

Pizza Pizza developes a microwave pizza oven that cook a large pizza in 23 seconds. This cost-saving technology causes the price of pizza to
A) rise, and quantity demanded decreases.
B) rise, and quantity demanded increases.
C) fall, a

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Laurent   1111   16 Replies

Teeba Shubber

Zabeen quit a $20,000 job and opens her own business. She pays herself $30,000 a year to run the ...

Zabeen quit a $20,000 job and opens her own business. She pays herself $30,000 a year to run the ...

Zabeen quit a $20,000 job and opens her own business. She pays herself $30,000 a year to run the business. Zabeen's time in her business has an implicit cost of
A) $30,000.
B) $10,000.
C) $50,000.
D) $20,000.
E) $0.

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Phydeaux   1507   16 Replies

jazhill8

Marginal Utility

Marginal Utility

1. The partial table indicates the enjoyment you receive from eating each slice of pizza.
a) Complete the table
b) From the table, (assuming you are a rational, utility-maximizing person) how many pieces of pizza will you eat in order to ma

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pl6   219   16 Replies

duddy

Audio Labs collected the following information on the cost of producing 20,000 speaker units:Direct ...

Audio Labs collected the following information on the cost of producing 20,000 speaker units:Direct ...

Audio Labs collected the following information on the cost of producing 20,000 speaker units:

Direct materials   $32.00 per unit
Direct labour   4.00 per unit
Variable overhead   16.00 per unit
Fixed overhead    20.00 per unit

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pduvin   802   15 Replies

Alwin Kuriakose

Seneca Company has invested $1,000,000 in a plant to make gas pumps for service stations. The ...

Seneca Company has invested $1,000,000 in a plant to make gas pumps for service stations. The ...

Seneca Company has invested $1,000,000 in a plant to make gas pumps for service stations. The average long-run income desired from the plant is $150,000 annually. The annual cost base for each pump is $1,000. What should be the prospective selling pr

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ruskin   635   15 Replies

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