Refer to the above table. The table represents information on the costs for Ajax Corporation. Ajax operates in a perfectly competitive market and the price of the product is $10. What does total revenue equal when quantity equals 4?
A) $4
B) $6
C) $36
D) $40
D
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A publisher sells $400,000 worth of books, magazines, and other reading materials in a given year. The publisher earns a profit of $100,000 that year. Her purchase invoices indicate that she bought $100,000 worth of glue, paper, and other materials during the year. Her labor costs were $150,000, and she purchased $45,000 of new equipment that year. Calculate her tax liability under a 12% consumption-type, value-added tax.
What will be an ideal response?
Yolanda received a $100 savings bond for her birthday. The bond pays $100 at maturity, which is in five years. If the interest rate is 3%, the bond has a present value of $86.26
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If the opportunity cost of a television set equals 20 cameras in China, but 10 cameras in Japan, then we know
a. all of the following b. that China has a comparative advantage in producing cameras c. that Japan has a comparative advantage in producing TV sets d. that Japan may well have an absolute disadvantage in producing both goods e. that market exchange of 1 TV set for 15 cameras would produce not only mutually beneficial trade, but would also split the gains from trade equally between the two countries
Assume the initial equilibrium is at point D in Figure 9-13. If the market demand curve shifts from D1 to D2, and this results in entry of new firms in the long-run, the new equilibrium in this increasing-cost industry will be
Assume the initial equilibrium is at point D in Figure 9-13. If the market demand curve shifts from D1 to D2, and this results in entry of new firms in the long-run, the new equilibrium in this increasing-cost industry will be
a.
both C and E
b.
both D and E
c.
at a price less than P1
d.
at a price higher than P1
e.
at an output greater than Q1