External link to Question : 183.Toppers produces two models of hats, fedoras and berets, both : 1302738

Question : 183.Toppers produces two models of hats, fedoras and berets, both : 1302738

  183.Toppers produces two models of hats, fedoras and berets, both made out of cool skin felt fabric. Information regarding the products is summarized for the month of May in the following table:   FedorasBerets Number of hats produced                     1,000       4,000 Sales revenue$28,000 $72,000 Variable costs12,00036,000 Fixed costs   3,200   7,000 Net Income$12,800$29,000   Yards of fabric per unit 0.80 yds.0.40 yds. Profit per unit$12.80$7.25   Due to […]

External link to Question : 101.Apersonwhoisriskaversemightaccepta50%chanceoflosing$100todayinexchangefora50%chanceofwinning$125intwoyearsiftheinterestratewas a.9%butnot10% b.10%butnot11% c.11%butnot12 : 1261868

Question : 101.Apersonwhoisriskaversemightaccepta50%chanceoflosing$100todayinexchangefora50%chanceofwinning$125intwoyearsiftheinterestratewas a.9%butnot10% b.10%butnot11% c.11%butnot12 : 1261868

  101.Apersonwhoisriskaversemightaccepta50%chanceoflosing$100todayinexchangefora50%chanceofwinning$125intwoyearsiftheinterestratewas a.9%butnot10% b.10%butnot11% c.11%butnot12% d.Noneoftheaboveiscorrect;ariskaversepersonwouldnotacceptanyoftheabovebets. 102.Supposeinterestof5%fortwoyearscanbeearnedon$1,000savedtodaywithnorisk.Whatistheleastamountapersonwouldneedtohavea50%chanceofwinningtobewillingtofacea50%chanceoflosing$1,000todayandbeconsideredriskaverse? a.$907.03tobepaidintwoyears b.$1,000.01tobepaidintwoyears c.$1,100.01tobepaidintwoyears d.$1,102.51tobepaidintwoyears 103.Byholdinginsuranceaperson a.reducestheriskofabadoutcome,suchastheirhouseburningdown. b.sharesriskandsoreducestheburdenofrisk. c.BothAandBarecorrect. d.NeitherAnorBarecorrect. 104.Considerthefollowingtwosituations.Ireneacceptsajobwhereshewillbedrivingindangeroustraffic,sosheseeksautoinsurance.AfterVictorbuyshealthinsurance,hevisitsthegymlessfrequently.Whichoftheseperson’sactionsillustratesmoralhazard? a.bothIrene’sandVictor’s b.Irene’sbutnotVictor’s c.Victor’sbutnotIrene’s d.neitherVictor’snorIrene’s 105.Whichofthefollowingmake(s)insurancepremiumshigherthanotherwise? a.adverseselectionandmoralhazard b.adverseselection,butnotmoralhazard c.moralhazard,butnotadverseselection d.neitheradverseselectionnormoralhazard 106.Abankmightmakemortgagestopeopleindifferentregionsofthecountry.Bydoingso a.thebankreducestheriskitfacesfromfallinghousepricesinitsregionandfallingpricesinallregions. b.thebankreducestheriskitfacesoffallinghousepricesinitsregionbutnotfromfallingpricesinallregions. c.thebankreducestheriskitfacesoffallinghousepricesinallregions,butnottheriskitfacesfromfallinghousepricesinitsregions. d.thebankreducesneithertheriskitfacesfromfallinghousepricesinitsregionnorfallingpricesinallregions. 107.Samanthaholdsstocksinfourcompanies.Ifsheaddsstocksofseveralmorecompaniesshewilldecrease a.firmspecificriskandmarketrisk. b.firmspecificriskbutnotmarketrisk. c.marketriskbutnotfirmspecificrisk. d.neitherfirmspecificnormarketrisk. 108.SupposethatAlbertcanbuyabondfor$1,000thatmaturesintwoyearsandpaysAlbert$1,102.5withcertainty.Heisindifferentbetweenthisbondandonethathassomeriskbutonwhichtheinterestrateis3%higher.Howmuch,tothenearestpenny,doestheriskierbondpayintwoyears? a.$1,160.00b.$1,166.40c.$1,168.65d.$1,169.64 109.Bydiversifying,theriskofholdingstock a.canbeeliminated.Onaverageoverthepasttwocenturiesstockspaidahigheraveragerealreturnthanbonds. b.canbeeliminated.Onaverageoverthepasttwocenturiesstockspaidaloweraveragerealreturnthanbonds. c.canbereducedbutnoteliminated.Onaverageoverthepasttwocenturiesstockspaidahigheraveragerealreturnthanbonds. d.canbereducedbutnoteliminated.Onaverageoverthepasttwocenturiesstockspaidaloweraveragerealreturnthanbonds. 110.Ifastockorbondisrisky a.riskaversepeoplemaybewillingtoholditaspartofadiversifiedportfolio. b.riskaversepeoplemaybewillingtoholditiftheexpectedreturnishighenough. c.bothAandBarecorrect. d.riskaversepeoplewillnotholdit.    

External link to Question : 95) A decrease in input costs in the production of : 1387415

Question : 95) A decrease in input costs in the production of : 1387415

    95) A decrease in input costs in the production of LCD televisions caused the price of LCD televisions to decrease. Holding everything else constant, how would this affect the market for video game consoles (a complement to LCD televisions)? A) The supply of video game consoles would increase, and the equilibrium price of video game consoles would decrease. B) The demand for video […]

External link to Question : 31) Lauren and Katy each bought a new bike lock : 1226485

Question : 31) Lauren and Katy each bought a new bike lock : 1226485

    31) Lauren and Katy each bought a new bike lock for $20. Both Lauren and Katy would have paid $25 for the lock. The total consumer surplus for Lauren and Katy taken together equaled A) $15. B) $10. C) $40. D) $20. E) $50. 32) The price of a cowboy hat is $100. Willie is willing to pay $130, Waylon is willing to […]

External link to Question : 31.Particles of the dispersed phase in a colloidal dispersion are a.small : 1309613

Question : 31.Particles of the dispersed phase in a colloidal dispersion are a.small : 1309613

    31.Particles of the dispersed phase in a colloidal dispersion are a.small enough that they cannot be seen by the naked eye b.large enough that they settle out under the influence of gravity c.small enough that they cannot be filtered out using filter paper d.more than one correct response e.no correct response       32.In which of the following pairs of properties are […]

External link to Question : 9.1   Factors Causing Financial Crises 1) A major disruption in financial : 1373705

Question : 9.1   Factors Causing Financial Crises 1) A major disruption in financial : 1373705

9.1   Factors Causing Financial Crises   1) A major disruption in financial markets characterized by sharp declines in asset prices and firm failures is called a A) financial crisis. B) fiscal imbalance. C) free-rider problem. D) “lemons” problem.   2) A financial crisis occurs when an increase in asymmetric information from a disruption in the financial system A) causes severe adverse selection and moral hazard […]

External link to Question : 31.When may it be beneficial to recommend a vitamin or : 1350970

Question : 31.When may it be beneficial to recommend a vitamin or : 1350970

    31.When may it be beneficial to recommend a vitamin or mineral supplement to an elderly person? a.When the person experiences loss of taste or smell b.When the person has an illness causing a loss of appetite c.When the person is consuming a nutrient-dense diet d.All of the above e.a and b   32.A short-stature female (5’2”) was not consistently eating two or three […]

External link to Question : 4.4   Integrative Questions 1) Consider the market for bread. If the : 1241474

Question : 4.4   Integrative Questions 1) Consider the market for bread. If the : 1241474

  4.4   Integrative Questions   1) Consider the market for bread. If the price of wheat rises, then the A) demand curve for bread shifts leftward. B) supply curve of bread shifts leftward. C) price of bread falls. D) equilibrium quantity of bread increases. E) demand curve for bread shifts rightward.   2) Consider the market for turkeys. In the United States, because of Thanksgiving […]

External link to Question : 11.2   The Demand for Money 1) Veronica’s income $4,000 a month. : 1381160

Question : 11.2   The Demand for Money 1) Veronica’s income $4,000 a month. : 1381160

  11.2   The Demand for Money   1) Veronica’s income is $4,000 a month. She deposits $800 in a saving account, buys $300 worth of government securities, and leaves the rest for daily transactions. Veronica’s transaction money demand is A) $2,900. B) $3,200. C) $3,700. D) $5,100.   2) Mary is paid on the 1st of every month and her rent is due on the […]

External link to Question : Approximate ProblemTopicPoints     Minutes A – IMultiple Choice……………………2020 A – IICost of Goods Manufactured : 1311554

Question : Approximate ProblemTopicPoints     Minutes A – IMultiple Choice……………………2020 A – IICost of Goods Manufactured : 1311554

  Approximate ProblemTopicPoints     Minutes A – IMultiple Choice……………………2020 A – IICost of Goods Manufactured and Sold…….2015 A – IIIJob Order Cost Accounting……………. 2015 A – IVProcess Cost Accounting……………..2520 A – VActivity-Based Costing……………….  1515 10085 Checking Work ……………………………..  5 90       Problem A – I — Multiple Choice (20 points) Circle the one best answer.   1.              Which one of the following is not […]

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