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The amount you paid three months ago is irrelevant to the costs now. Now the question is that whether you attend the concert or not. If you do not attend, you can sell the tickets for $225 apiece (i.e. $450 for two tickets). Thus, you forego $450 to attend the concert.
Thus, it costs $450 to you to attend the concert.
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to calculate the answer.
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Need help answering these 5 questions by the information
provided in the first picture.
This activity is important because around the world many economies- including those of the United States, Canada, and Japan - are based on free enterprise, and many communist and socialist countries, such as China and Russla, are applying more principles of free enterprise to their own economic systems. Free enterprise provides an opportunity for a business to succeed or fail on the basis of market demand....
Need help answering these 5 questions. The first picture is
the story containing the information to answer those 5
questions.
This activity is important because around the world many economies- including those of the United States, Canada, and Japan - are based on free enterprise, and many communist and socialist countries, such as China and Russia, are pplying more principles of free enterprise to their own economic systems. Free enterprise provides an opportunity for a business to succeed or fail...
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please be able to provide a step wise solution of how you were able
to calculate the answer.
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