The phone bill for a company consists of both fixed and variable costs. Refer to the four-month data below and apply the high-low method to answer the question. Minutes Total Bill January 480 $4000 February 200 $2700 March 170 $2640 April 320 $2855 What is the fixed portion of the total cost?


Ans: $1893

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If the nominal interest rate increases without any change in the rate of inflation:

A) the ratio of real interest rate to nominal interest rate increases. B) the real interest rate increases. C) the real interest rate decreases. D) the real interest rate remains the same.

Economics

Mary and Jane are partners in a business. Their business is growing but has not yet reached the point where they can afford a new delivery truck. Jane owns an old truck that she has not been using. She decides to donate it to their business for free

A) This transaction (donation) involves no economic cost. B) This transaction involves both economic cost and accounting cost. C) This transaction involves economic cost but no accounting cost. D) This transaction involves no economic cost and no accounting cost.

Economics

The aim of supply-side economics is to: a. increase government spending to stimulate aggregate supply

b. stimulate exports to increase the balance of payments. c. decrease wages to make production cheaper. d. lower taxes to increase the supply of resources. e. reduce both the inflation and unemployment problems through increases in taxes.

Economics