b. assuming that the demand for university education is inelastic.
c. assuming that the supply of university education is elastic.
d. ignoring the law of demand.
Answer:
Correct option is (b)
Explanation:
Price elasticity of demand is the law that states that proportion of percentage change in demand due to percentage change in price only and not any other factors. Demand is perfectly elastic if quantity demanded changes tremendously with change in price. Demand is inelastic if there is no change in quantity demanded with increase in price.
Here, Get smart university plans to increase tuition fees assuming that there will be no change in demand for the seats offered by the university due to increase in price. So, it assumes that demand is inelastic.
Answer;
Work addiction.
Distrust among team members.
High attrition rates.
Explanation:
Work addiction is good but working every time is overburdening yourself, that's what William is doing. If he continues the same routine there are indications that he will not put the right amount of energy in the right path.
Team would be disappointed with him, they won't support much at the later stage and may think of not to join William's team, as he is not considering his team while making his decisions.
There will be surely some harmful effects on his physical and as well as mental health, as he would be rejected by his peers.
Answer:
1754.39 helped last month
Explanation:
Let's just get the answer. Then we can comment.
Let last month = x
x + 14% * x = 2000 If we take 14% of last month and add it to last month, we should be able to get 2000.
x + (14/100)x = 2000 14/100 = 0.14
x + 0.14x = 2000 Add 0.14x and x
1.14 x = 2000 Divide by 1.14
1.14x / 1.14 = 2000/1.14
x = 1754.39 Last month's help number was 1754.39
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Is this correct?
0.14 * 1754 = 245.61
If you add this to 1754.39, you should get 2000
1754.39
245.61
2000.00 which is exactly what we should get.
Answer:
1720
Explanation: 14 percent of 2000 is 280. 2000-280=1720
B.) capital
C.) additional owners investments
D.) owners withdrawals