External link to Question : 31. (p. 360) Global competition placing new emphasis some basic tenets of business. : 1242093

Question : 31. (p. 360) Global competition placing new emphasis some basic tenets of business. : 1242093

    31. (p. 360) Global competition is placing new emphasis on some basic tenets of business. All of the following represent the major trends EXCEPT:  A. longer product life cycles. B. importance of quality. C. competitive prices. D. innovative products. E. shift of power from sellers’ to customers’ market. 32. (p. 361) Which are the two dimensions of quality?  A. Product quality and process quality B. Market-perceived quality and performance quality C. Product quality and service quality D. Actual […]

External link to Question : 181.Supposethat50hotdogsaredemandedataparticularprice.Ifthepriceofhotdogsrisesfromthatpriceby5percent,thenumberofhotdogsdemandedfallsto48.Usingthemidpointapproachtocalculatethepriceelasticityofdemand,itfollowsthatthe : 1262375

Question : 181.Supposethat50hotdogsaredemandedataparticularprice.Ifthepriceofhotdogsrisesfromthatpriceby5percent,thenumberofhotdogsdemandedfallsto48.Usingthemidpointapproachtocalculatethepriceelasticityofdemand,itfollowsthatthe : 1262375

  181.Supposethat50hotdogsaredemandedataparticularprice.Ifthepriceofhotdogsrisesfromthatpriceby5percent,thenumberofhotdogsdemandedfallsto48.Usingthemidpointapproachtocalculatethepriceelasticityofdemand,itfollowsthatthe a.demandforhotdogsinthispricerangeisunitelastic. b.priceincreasewilldecreasethetotalrevenueofhotdogsellers. c.priceelasticityofdemandforhotdogsinthispricerangeisabout1.22. d.priceelasticityofdemandforhotdogsinthispricerangeisabout0.82. 182.Supposethat300bottlesofsodaaredemandedataparticularprice.Ifthepriceofabottleofsodarisesfromthatpriceby6percent,thenumberofbottlesofsodademandedfallsto275.Usingthemidpointapproachtocalculatethepriceelasticityofdemand,itfollowsthatthe a.demandforbottlesofsodainthispricerangeisperfectlyelastic. b.priceincreasewillincreasethetotalrevenueofsodasellers. c.priceelasticityofdemandforbottlesofsodainthispricerangeisabout0.69. d.priceelasticityofdemandforbottlesofsodainthispricerangeisabout1.45. 183.Whenauniversitybookstorepriceschemistrytextbooksat$200each,itgenerallysells120bookspermonth.Ifitlowersthepriceto$160,salesincreaseto160bookspermonth.Giventhisinformation,weknowthatthepriceelasticityofdemandforchemistrybooksisabout a.1.29,andadecreaseinpricefrom$200to$160resultsinanincreaseintotalrevenue. b.1.29,andadecreaseinpricefrom$200to$160resultsinadecreaseintotalrevenue. c.0.78,andadecreaseinpricefrom$200to$160resultsinanincreaseintotalrevenue. d.0.78,andadecreaseinpricefrom$200to$160resultsinadecreaseintotalrevenue. 184.Acitywantstoraiserevenuestobuildanewmunicipalswimmingpoolnextyear.Themayorsuggeststhatthecityraisethepriceofadmissiontothecurrentmunicipalpoolsthisyeartoraiserevenues.Thecitymanagersuggeststhatthecitylowerthepriceofadmissiontoraiserevenues.Whoiscorrect? a.themayor b.thecitymanager c.Theanswerdependsonthepriceelasticityofdemand. d.Theanswerdependsonthecostsofconstructionofthenewmunicipalswimmingpool. 185.Acitywantstoraiserevenuestobuildanewmunicipalswimmingpoolnextyear.Themayorsuggeststhatthecityraisethepriceofadmissiontothecurrentmunicipalpoolsthisyeartoraiserevenues.Thecitymanagersuggeststhatthecitylowerthepriceofadmissiontoraiserevenues.Whoiscorrect? a.Boththemayorandcitymanagerwouldbecorrectifdemandwerepriceelastic. b.Boththemayorandcitymanagerwouldbecorrectifdemandwerepriceinelastic. c.Themayorwouldbecorrectifdemandwerepriceelastic;thecitymanagerwouldbecorrectifdemandwerepriceinelastic. d.Themayorwouldbecorrectifdemandwerepriceinelastic;thecitymanagerwouldbecorrectifdemandwerepriceelastic. 186.Youhavejustbeenhiredasabusinessconsultanttodeterminewhatpricingpolicywouldbeappropriatetoincreasethetotalrevenueofabakery.Thefirststepyouwouldtakewouldbeto a.increasethepriceofeveryloafofbreadinthestore. b.lookforwaystocutcostsandincreaseprofitforthebakery. c.determinethepriceelasticityofdemandforthebakery’sproducts. d.determinethepriceelasticityofsupplyforthebakery’sproducts. 187.Youareinchargeofthelocalcity-ownedaquaticcenter.Youneedtoincreasetherevenuegeneratedbytheaquaticcentertomeetexpenses.Themayoradvisesyoutoincreasethepriceofadaypass.Thecitymanagerrecommendsreducingthepriceofadaypass.Yourealizethat a.themayorthinksdemandiselastic,andthecitymanagerthinksdemandisinelastic. b.boththemayorandthecitymanagerthinkthatdemandiselastic. c.boththemayorandthecitymanagerthinkthatdemandisinelastic. d.themayorthinksdemandisinelastic,andthecitymanagerthinksdemandiselastic. 188.GetSmartUniversityiscontemplatinganincreaseintuitiontoenhancerevenue.IfGSUfeelsthatraisingtuitionwouldenhancerevenue,itis a.ignoringthelawofdemand. b.assumingthatthedemandforuniversityeducationiselastic. c.assumingthatthedemandforuniversityeducationisinelastic. d.assumingthatthesupplyofuniversityeducationiselastic. 189.Ifthepriceelasticityofdemandforapplesis0.8,thena2.4%increaseinthepriceofappleswilldecreasethequantitydemandedofapplesby a.1.92%,andapplessellers’totalrevenuewillincreaseasaresult. b.1.92%,andapplessellers’totalrevenuewilldecreaseasaresult. c.3%,andapplessellers’totalrevenuewillincreaseasaresult. d.3%,andapplessellers’totalrevenuewilldecreaseasaresult. 190.Ifthepriceelasticityofdemandforaluminumfoilis1.45,thena2.4%decreaseinthepriceofaluminumfoilwillincreasethequantitydemandedofaluminumfoilby a.1.66%,andaluminumfoilsellers’totalrevenuewillincreaseasaresult. b.1.66%,andaluminumfoilsellers’totalrevenuewilldecreaseasaresult. c.3.48%,andaluminumfoilsellers’totalrevenuewillincreaseasaresult. d.3.48%,andaluminumfoilsellers’totalrevenuewilldecreaseasaresult.    

External link to Question : 41) The Lucas supply model, in combination with the assumption : 1381263

Question : 41) The Lucas supply model, in combination with the assumption : 1381263

  41) The Lucas supply model, in combination with the assumption that expectations are rational, leads to the conclusion that A) expansionary policies, but not contractionary policies, can have an impact on real output. B) contractionary policies, but not expansionary policies, can have an impact on real output. C) only unanticipated policy changes can have an impact on output. D) neither anticipated nor unanticipated policy […]

External link to Question : 34.              A data storage device listing each customer, along with : 1369996

Question : 34.              A data storage device listing each customer, along with : 1369996

    34.              A data storage device listing each customer, along with all the credit sales made to, as well as payments received on account from that customer is called a(n): A)aging schedule B)marketing survey C)sales returns and allowances report D)subsidiary accounts receivable ledger   35.              On December 1, 2010, Commonwealth Industries received a $10,000 deposit from a customer for a special order of merchandise […]

External link to Question : 31) Some economists have argued that path dependence and switching : 1245190

Question : 31) Some economists have argued that path dependence and switching : 1245190

    31) Some economists have argued that path dependence and switching costs can lead to market failure. Which of the following is an example of this argument? A) Costly celebrity endorsements lead many consumers to buy a product even though it is more expensive or less effective than a product that is not endorsed by a celebrity. B) A consumer who won a lottery […]

External link to Question : 41) Since 1980, the percentage of part-time workers who part : 1238462

Question : 41) Since 1980, the percentage of part-time workers who part : 1238462

  41) Since 1980, the percentage of part-time workers who are part time for economic reasons A) has steadily decreased. B) has steadily increased. C) at first increased, then generally decreased. D) generally increased in recessions and decreased in expansions. E) has remained approximately constant. 42) During a recession, the percentage workers who are part time for economic reasons A) increases more rapidly than the […]

External link to Question : 91. An underwriter issues a firm commitment to sell 1 million : 1284333

Question : 91. An underwriter issues a firm commitment to sell 1 million : 1284333

    91. An underwriter issues a firm commitment to sell 1 million shares at $20 each, including a $2 spread. How much does the issuing firm receive if only 500,000 shares are sold?  A. $9 million B. $10 million C. $18 million D. $20 million 92. Which of the following is correct if an underwriter is selling stock to the public at $40 per share, the underwriter receives a $3 […]

External link to Question : 61. Which of the following statements true regarding variance analysis in : 1291608

Question : 61. Which of the following statements true regarding variance analysis in : 1291608

  61. Which of the following statements is true regarding variance analysis in the modern manufacturing environment? A. It requires all variances, regardless of size, to be investigated by managers.B. The use of ideal standards over practical standards will always be the best motivator to employees.C. An “unfavorable” variance should always be interpreted as “bad”.D. It is often not available in a timely enough manner to be useful to employees.   […]

External link to Question : 147.Financing activities involve a.lending money to other entities and collecting those : 1311969

Question : 147.Financing activities involve a.lending money to other entities and collecting those : 1311969

    147.Financing activities involve a.lending money to other entities and collecting on those loans. b.cash receipts from sales of goods and services. c.acquiring and disposing of productive long-lived assets. d.long-term liability and owners’ equity items.     148.              The information to prepare the statement of cash flows usually comes from each of the following except a.the comparative balance sheet. b.the retained earnings statement. c.additional […]

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