Answer: The unobservable market force that helps the demand and supply of goods in a free market to reach equilibrium automatically is the invisible hand.
Description: The phrase invisible hand was introduced by Adam Smith in his book 'The Wealth of Nations'. He assumed that an economy can work well in a free market scenario where everyone will work for his/her own interest.
He explained that an economy will comparatively work and function well if the government will leave people alone to buy and sell freely among themselves. He suggested that if people were allowed to trade freely, self interested traders present in the market would compete with each other, leading markets towards the positive output with the help of an invisible hand.
In a free market scenario where there are no regulations or restrictions imposed by the government, if someone charges less, the customer will buy from him. Therefore, you have to lower your price or offer something better than your competitor. Whenever enough people demand something, it will be supplied by the market and everyone will be happy. The seller end up getting the price and the buyer will get better goods at the desired price.
C) 467
D) 453
Answer:
option (C) 467
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Every serving costs = $0.23
Selling cost to customer = $2.50
Selling cost to hog farmer = $0.12
Average daily demand, d = 400
Standard deviation, s = 40 servings
Now,
Cs = Selling price - Cost
= $2.50 - $0.23
= $2.27
Co = Cost - Discounted price
= $0.23 - $0.12
= $0.11
Service level =
=
= 0.9537
For the service level of 0.9537, the z value from the standard z table = 1.68
Therefore,
Servings made each day = d + zs
= 400 + 1.68 × 40
= 467.2 ≈ 467
Hence,
The correct answer is option (C) 467
b. an e-mail
c. a contract
d. a memorandum
Answer:
01-Aug
Dr Petty Cash $225
Cr Cash $225
15-Aug
Dr Freight Out $96
Dr Postage Expense $41.70
Dr Entertainment Expense $48.70
Dr Miscellaneous Expenses $32.50
Dr Cash Over and Short $1.1
Cr Cash $220
16-Aug
Dr Petty Cash $225
Cr Cash $225
31-Aug
Dr Postage Expense $139.80
Dr Entertainment Expense $96.40
Dr Freight Out $71.80
Dr Cash Over and Short $1.3
Cr Cash $309.30
Explanation:
Preparation of the petty cash transactions.
01-Aug
Dr Petty Cash $225
Cr Cash $225
(To Record Establishment of fund )
15-Aug
Dr Freight Out $96
Dr Postage Expense $41.70
Dr Entertainment Expense $48.70
Dr Miscellaneous Expenses $32.50
Dr Cash Over and Short $1.1
($220-$96-$41.70-$48.70-$32.50)
Cr Cash $220
(To Record Expenses)
16-Aug
Dr Petty Cash $225
Cr Cash $225
(To increase cash in fund )
31-Aug
Dr Postage Expense $139.80
Dr Entertainment Expense $96.40
Dr Freight Out $71.80
Dr Cash Over and Short $1.3
Cr Cash $309.30
($309.30-$139.80-$96.40-$71.80)
(To Record Expenses)
Answer:
The first graph represents the housing market with rent control fully in place. In such a housing market, rent does not get out of hand before government intervention.
Explanation:
With the first graph, t the market could not reach the equilibrium point without the rent control stopping the market forces of supply and demand from exceeding a controlled price (rent). It shows the effect of price control on the market dynamics. With a control on the price (house rent by government), a certain price is imposed on the suppliers and consumers so that they do not go above the prescribed limit. This is what obtains in a controlled economy. On the other hand, in a free market, government does not intervene with control mechanisms, instead it allows the market forces to interact, enabling aggregate production and consumption of goods and services.