The profits turn into payments to labor. Give an example that illustrates this.
For any production process, the firm needs to have labor and the cost of labor is wages that the firm must pay to labor. The firm will not pay the wages out of pocket, therefore, they should earn the profit in order to pay the wages. The firm must be able to sell the product made with the help of labor and they should earn the profit by selling product. Once the firm earns the profit some percentage of it will be given to the labors as a wage. So, we can say that profits turn into payments to labor.
The profits turn into payments to labor. Give an example that illustrates this.
Give an example how you turn potential fixed costs into variable costs
Describe a decision-support system (DSS). Give a specific example that illustrates a DSS’s principal components and overall function. What is the difference between a DSS, a group decision-support system, and an enterprise decision-support system?
Give an historical example of a business or manager that suffered from excessively focusing on profits for either the company or themselves. **keeping the potential problems associated myopic views in mind
Being short on money is a disadvantage, that can lead to additional disadvantages. Give an example that illustrates this idea of the accumulation of disadvantage. Alternatively, having plenty of money is an initial advantage that can lead to further advantages. Give an example that illustrates this idea of the accumulation of advantage.
Matching: Give one example from the main-group chemistry that illustrates each of the following descriptors: ______________ Covalent Network Solid A. Chlorine gas ______________ Disproportionation reaction B. silicon ______________Paramagnetic oxide C. nitric acid ______________Polar molecule that violates the octet rule D. nitrogen dioxide ______________Lewis acid E. nitrogen monoxide _____________Amphoteric oxide F. diamond _____________Semiconductor G. graphite, fullerene _____________Strong oxidizing agent H. Boron triblouride ____________Allotropes I. water ____________Universal polar solvent J. Aluminum oxide ***You can only use each answer one time.
Please answer each question with at least 50 words. 1. Explain how asymmetric information in a product market can lead to market failure. 2. Give an example that illustrates the difference between private costs and social costs. 3. Explain how both an emission tax and tradable pollution permits system can reduce pollution. 1. Explain how asymmetric information in a product market can lead to market failure. 2. Give an example that illustrates the difference between private costs and social costs....
Using a product of your choice, construct a table that illustrates increase in supply. Give your table a title, for example, "Increase in Supply for Flower Pots". Label your column headings with details that include the reason for the increase in supply. Use realistic numbers and 5 price-quantity combinations. ***PRODUCT: CAKE***
How do business events turn into data, then into information, and then into knowledge? Give an example starting with the business event of the purchase of a CD at Best Buy all the way to useful information for the CEO and other decision makers.
give a brief explanation of at least one of the concepts listed below, including an example to support your presentation. Fixed costs versus variable costs Explicit costs versus implicit costs Accounting profits versus economic profits Marginal cost and marginal revenue Production maximization output Optimum level of output Monopolistic competition Perfect competition Law of dimensioning return to labor
Find an example of a Python program on the Web that illustrates the program’s decisions using if and while statements. Provide a link for the source. What is happening in your programming example? Describe it in English as an algorithm. After the else statement executes, which program statement executes next in your example?