Economics of Enterprise Answers

Colin is the managerial accountant in charge of Company A, which
sells water bottles. He previously determined that the fixed costs of
Company A consist of property taxes, a lease, and executive salaries,
which add up to $100,000 per year. The variable cost associated with
producing one water bottle is $2 per unit. The water bottle is sold at a
premium price of $12.
a) Prepare B.E. chart. b) What volume per month is required in order to break even?
c) What profit would be realized on a monthly volume of 60,000
units?
d) What volume would be needed to obtain a profit of $ 20,000
per month?
e) What volume is required to provide revenue of $ 40,000 per
month?

for a single price monopolist, why is marginal revenue less than price

The short-run total cost function of a firm that employs labour (L) and fixed capital is given by c = vKo + wq^1/B × Ko^ -a/B Where w is the cost of the labour and v is the cost of capital (I) Derived the marginal cost of the firm ii. Assuming that the firm is a price taking one that sells its output at p per unit, derive the short-run supply function of the firm iii. If there are 200 firms in the industry with similar cost conditions, compute the total market supply.

Money and Banking

2. What happens to money demand if _______?
a. The interest rate on bonds falls
b. Liquidity of other assets rise.

Chapter 20

3. The effect of a decrease in the U.S. interest rate on U.S. net exports.
a. If the interest rate in the U.S. falls foreigners will want to purchase ___________ U.S. bonds,
b. so, the demand for U.S. currency in the market for foreign exchange _________
c. so, the exchange rate (the price of the U.S. dollar in terms of foreign currency) ________
d. so, U.S goods become relatively ____________
e. so, U.S. imports ________ and U.S exports _______
f. so, U.S. net exports _________.
g. Is this change in net exports an autonomous change?

how do i plot the below information in a diagram

question: aid of a diagram below the equilibrium wage and above the equilibrium wage rate with labour hours as per quantity variable;

According to the Department of Labour’s new rates, domestic workers working in Area A (bigger metropolitan areas) who work more than 27 ordinary hours per week, must be paid a minimum of R13,69 per hour.
Workers who work fewer than 27 hours per week, must be paid a minimum of R16,03 per hour.
This will mean that a domestic worker who works 45 hours per week will now earn a minimum of R2 669,24 a month.

with regard to coal shortages and municipal debts, what forms of interventions do you think Eskom can put in place in order to cover up for all the debts and continue operating?incorporate relevant graphs.25 marks

Read the following article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/03/24/ford-ge-3m-ventilators-coronavirus/ and answer the following questions:

1. What is a war economy?
2. Based on the information in the article, how is what is happening an example of a war economy? Provide specific examples from the article.

discuss how the exchange rate policies of the dominant economies in the three regions (SADAC, AEC, and COMESA) have affected crossborder trade. Substantiate your discussion with examples.

How do you acknowledge a person's Intellectual Property?

Identify and discuss the factors that determine type of production method to be employed in an organisation