The firms incur their onetime expenditures on fixed costs which are fixed for a long time whereas the variable costs are those which vary with every unit of production.
Fixed costs are those capital investments which give returns for a long time and hence do not change with production levels.
Variable costs are those which differ in short as well as long time. Example: labour, raw materials, etc. These factors vary with production levels and hence are not fixed.
explain why a firm is not able to deal with an externality
"Our firm is able to provide a better deal for consumers because it is 'non-profit'. Our competitors have to add profits on to their costs." Does this make any sense? Does a non-profit firm not make profit or losses?
Explain how this is a form of price discrimination and how the firm is able to extract more profits because of this system. 7) You are in charge of a large retail electronics store. There are currently 10,000 Sony LED TVs in the warehouse. You have been asked by the corporate office to devise a system of extracting the maximum profit per customer, while still selling the full inventory. The price that the store paid for each TV is $400....
Identify compliance costs, both economic and accounting that deal with emergency services.
Explain how one person is able to generate millions of different types of antibodies where each type of antibody can recognize/bind to a different epitope. Hint: Your answer should have something to do with the diversity, joining, and variable regions.
As nurses are we able to contain costs while attaining positive patient outcomes? Explain. How, as nurses, might we advocate for quality health care for all people?
Suppose a pizza parlor has a deal for two-topping pizzas. There are 4 types of crust, 3 types of cheese, and 12 types of toppings that are eligible for this deal. If the toppings for the pizza must be distinct, how many two-topping pizzas are possible?
Your firm is buying SmallCo. After purchasing SmallCo, you will be able to invest in a project with an upfront cost of $37 million, which pays out $6 million after taxes per year for 7 years. Both your firm and SmallCo are all equity, and your unlevered cost of equity will be 0.11 after the merger. If you have to offer SmallCo's shareholders a $10 million premium to get them to accept the deal, what is the NPV of this...
Explain how a firm loses value during the bankruptcy process from both a creditors and a shareholders perspective.
To be profitable, a firm has recover its costs. These costs include both its fixed and its variable costs. One way that a firm evaluates at what stage it would recover the invested costs is to calculate how many units or how much in dollar sales is necessary for the firm to earn a profit. Consider the case of Blue Mouse Manufacturers: Blue Mouse Manufacturers is considering a project that will have fixed costs of $12,000,000. The product will be...