Trough (bottom of the cycle)
Answer: Option (C) is correct.
Explanation:
Correct option: The price level and nominal wages.
According to the classical dichotomy, nominal variables moves proportionately with the quantity of money whereas real variables remains unchanged.
A classical model that is based on the flexibility of prices and wages, conclude that any changes in money supply only affects the nominal variables whereas real variables remains constant. This theory results in the independence of the real variables from any changes in the money supply and nominal variables.
Answer:
Rivian
The equivalent annual annuity is:
$28,053,400.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
R1T assembly investment cost = $95,000,000
Net cash flows = $37,000,000 per year
Cost of capital = 10%
Period of investment and annuity = 5 years
Annuity factor = 3.791
Present value of annuity = (3.791 * $37,000,000)/5
= 140,267,000/5
= $28,053,400
b) The net cash flows of $37 million per year will produce an annuity value of $28,053,400. In comparison with the investment cost in the R1T assembly, the present value of the annuity is reasonable.
Answer:
Cross Price elasticity of demand = -0.06
The Goods are complements
If the demand for Hot dogs increased by 15% or more after Ketchup prices increased by 15%, then both items will be interpreted to be substitute items.
Explanation:
Cross Price elasticity of demand = % change in quantity demanded for Hot dogs / % change in price of Ketchup
= -1% divided by 15%
= -0.06
Based on the rules,
When Cross Price elasticity is > 0 = the products are substitutes
When Cross Price elasticity is = 0 = the products are independent
When Cross Price elasticity is < 0 = the products are Complements
This means therefore that Ketchup and Hot dogs are complementary items.
This is a little hard to read but:
Youth savings - schools often sponsor it
Stock-indexed - rate rises and falls with the market
Credit Union - members own it
Online Account - minimal overhead means higher interest