External link to Question : 91.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750.Thentotalsurplusforthe4businessownersis a.$750ifthereis1ferrytrip. b.$40ifthereare2ferrytrips. c.$150if : 1261437

Question : 91.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750.Thentotalsurplusforthe4businessownersis a.$750ifthereis1ferrytrip. b.$40ifthereare2ferrytrips. c.$150if : 1261437

  91.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750.Thentotalsurplusforthe4businessownersis a.$750ifthereis1ferrytrip. b.$40ifthereare2ferrytrips. c.$150ifthereare3ferrytrips. d.-$400ifthereare4ferrytrips. 92.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.Whichbusinessowner(s)wouldbeopposedtohavinganyferrytrips? a.onlytheownerofStoreB b.onlytheownersofStoresAandB c.onlytheownersofStoresAandBandRestaurant2 d.All4businessownerswouldbeopposedtopayingforanyferrytrips. 93.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.HowmanyferrytripswouldtheownerofRestaurant1prefertohave? a.0 b.1 c.2 d.3 94.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$1,000perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.HowmanyferrytripswouldtheownerofStoreAprefertohave? a.0 b.1 c.2 d.3 95.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.TheownerofRestaurant1wouldprefertohave3ferrytrips. b.TheownerofRestaurant2wouldprefertohave2ferrytrips. c.TheownerofStoreAwouldprefertohave1ferrytrip. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 96.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$1,000perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.TheownerofRestaurant1wouldprefertohave2ferrytrips. b.TheownerofRestaurant2wouldprefertohave1ferrytrip. c.TheownersofStoresAandBwouldprefertohave0trips. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 97.Ifthegovernmentdecidestobuildanewhighway,thefirststepwouldbetoconductastudytodeterminethevalueoftheproject.Thestudyiscalleda a.budgetanalysis. b.projectanalysis. c.reimbursementanalysis. d.cost-benefitanalysis. 98.Supposethecosttoerectatornadosireninasmalltownis$15,000.Inaddition,supposethevalueofahumanlifeis$10million. Bywhatpercentagewouldthesirenneedtoreducetheriskofafatalityforthebenefitsofthesirentoexceedthecostsofthesiren? a.Byatleast0.015percentagepoints. b.Byatleast0.15percentagepoints. c.Byatleast1.5percentagepoints. d.Byatleast5percentagepoints. 99.Studiesthatcomparethewagesofmoreriskyandlessriskyoccupationsestimatethevalueofahumanlifetobeabout a.$1million. b.$5million. c.$10million. d.$20million. 100.Whichof the followingisnotareasonthatthefindingsofcost-benefitanalysesonpublicgoodsareonlyroughapproximations? a.Withoutprices,itisdifficulttobesurehowmuchpeoplereallyvalueagood. b.Analystscan’tbesurethattherespondentstosurveysaretellingthetruth. c.Analysismustincludenotonlythecostofbuildingtheprojectbutalsothecostofmaintenance,ifany. d.Peoplevaluegoodsdifferentlyiftheyarepubliclyprovidedratherthanprivatelyprovided.    

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Question : 24) Personal income defined as A) national income less retained earnings : 1388075

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Question : 31) The price a perfectly competitive firm receives for its : 1387779

    31) The price a perfectly competitive firm receives for its output A) is determined by the interaction of the firm and all of the consumers who buy from the firm. B) is determined by the interaction of all sellers and all buyers in the firm’s market. C) will not change in response to changes in market demand and supply because the firm is […]

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Question : 71) Potential GDP the level of output produced when the : 1240891

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Question : 11) Which of the following statements correctly identifies a difference : 1377482

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Question : 118.The following information relates to Markley Mattresses for fiscal year : 1302755

  118.The following information relates to Markley Mattresses for fiscal year 2014, the company’s first year of operations:   Units produced              20,000 Units sold              17,000 Selling price per unit              $30 Direct material per unit              $5 Direct labor per unit              $5 Variable manufacturing overhead per unit              $2 Variable selling cost per unit              $3 Annual fixed manufacturing overhead              $160,000 Annual fixed selling and administrative expense              $80,000   […]

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Question : 1) An example of a Canadian industry composed of a : 1384246

  1) An example of a Canadian industry composed of a few large firms is A) the accounting profession. B) clothing retailing. C) gasoline retailing. D) restaurants. E) hair dressers. 2) A Canadian industry composed of many small firms is A) steel manufacturing. B) automobile production. C) gasoline retailing. D) restaurants. E) natural gas transmission. 3) By calculating a concentration ratio, economists measure the A) […]

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Question : 11.1   Asymmetric Information and Financial Regulation 1) Depositors lack of information : 1373725

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Question : 21) Which of the following part of the secondary market? A) : 1245160

    21) Which of the following is part of the secondary market? A) New York Stock Exchange B) the over-the-counter market C) NASDAQ D) all of these   22) One of the most widely followed stock indexes in the United States is the Dow Jones Industrial Average. This index represents A) the stock prices of 500 large U.S. firms. B) an over-the-counter market. C) […]

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