Try to collect details of various household expenses which you or your family is incurring per month. Try and divide such expenses under
a) Economic and Accounting costs
b) Short Run cost - Fixed costs and Variable Costs
c) Long Run Costs
d) Where would you fit HealthCare/College Costs for you/your family? What would be the short run and long run impact?
a) Economic cost = Explicit cost + Opportunity cost
Accounting cost = Explicit cost
The time when I am busy shopping consumption goods for households and not being to study is an opportunity cost. Explicit cost is the cost I pay to buy household goods.
Economic cost will always be more than accounting cost.
b) Short run Fixed cost includes: Grocery, Fruits / vegetable cost
Short run Variable cost includes: Repair of house, electricity/phone bills, maintenance of vehicles and fuel used by them etc.
c) Long run cost include retirements plans, insurance plans, education and marriage of children.
d) College is short run variable cost as it will be of 3-4 years while health care cost will always be there and includes the insurance cost which is a long run cost.
Try to collect details of various household expenses which you or your family is incurring per...
46. Assume that you have taken 12 months' leave without pay from your full-time job as a dressmaker and set up a business ironing and repairing clothes. You have taken out a 12-month lease on a small shopfront in a suburban shopping centre. You have bought all the equipment you need for your business and arranged the fit-out of your premises to accommodate your work requirements. You have paid for these set-up costs out of your previous savings. You will...
Jayden is thinking about opening a cupcake store. She expects to sell 1000 cupcakes a month at $4.00 per cupcake. Her anticipated expenses are as follows: Rent: $1000/ month Salaries to her employees: $800/ month Ingredients: $400/ month Jayden is currently working at Dona Ana Community College and is currently netting (after taxes) $2000/ month. Calculate her anticipated Total Revenue and show work. (2 points) Calculate her Accounting profit and show work. (2 points) Calculate her Economic profit and show...
1. List some of the various communities to which you belong (organizations, work, hobbies, fields of expertise, family). Give examples of some of the behavioral and language characteristics particular to each group? For instance, do you speak to your job supervisor in the same way you speak to your child or your best friend? Why might you interact with members of different communities differently? 2.What are some of your past experiences with writing? Please explain what you like and...
In five years your oldest child will be in 8th grade, at which point you and your family plan to vacation in Europe. You estimate that you will need $20,000 for the trip. How much do you need to set aside today if you can place your money in an investment vehicle earning an average of 4.50% per year? Four years ago, Robert's annual salary was $52,500. Today, he earns $73,800. What has been the average annual rate of growth...
Q1. Sarah has decided to spend always $200 on clothing
per month. Which one of the statements below is true?
A. Sarah’s price elasticity of demand is one because she is
maintaining her clothing expenditures as a constant fraction of the
price.
B. Sarah’s income elasticity of demand is equal to zero because her
clothing expenditure does not depend on the price.
C. Sarah’s income elasticity of demand is infinite because she is
willing to spend a huge amount of...
(67)Suppose that when the price of cherries is $10 per lb, the quantity supplied of cherries is 20 lbs. When price of cherries is $6 per lb, the quantity supplied of cherries is 12 lbs. The price elasticity of supply is: (a)1.7 (b)1.0 (c)2.5 (d)0.8 (68)If an excise tax is placed on the producer of a product that has a perfectly inelastic demand, given ceteris paribus then: (a)The entire tax will be paid by the producer (b)The consumer and producer...
c) The demand function for books in Pick n Pay is given by P quantity demanded and P is the price per book. 50-0.3Q, where Q is the i. Find the number of books that will be bought when the price is K2. ii. iii. Find the price elasticity of the demand when the number of books bought is 30. ] Calculate the percentage change in quantity demanded when the price increases by 10% (use the coefficient price elasticity of...
If you’re looking for the best Parmesan cheese for your chicken parmigiana recipe, you might try Wegmans, especially if you happen to live in the vicinity of Pittsford, New York. Cheese department manager Carol Kent will be happy to recommend the best brand because her job calls for knowing cheese as well as managing some 20 subordinates. Kent is a knowledgeable employee, and Wegmans sees that as a key asset. Specifically, Wegmans believes that its employees are more knowledgeable than...
please answer all in full 1. On your 1st birthday, you received a $10 savings account earning 6% annually. How much will you have in the account on your 30th birthday if you don't withdraw any money before then? 2. Your partner just promised to you that he/she will give you a graduation gift by paying half of of a new car when you receive an MBA degree in 2 years. Suppose that you also have $9,000 to invest today...