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Consider some of the most important ways in which developing countries may differ in their economic, social, and political structures


consider a consumer with income rupees hundred there are two commodities 1 and 2 to choose from if the consumer spends all his income on good one he can buy 5 units of it if he spent all his income on good to he can buy 20 units of it is based on the given information attempt the following

consider a consumer with income rupees hundred there are two commodities 1 and 2 to choose from if the consumer spends all his income on good one he can buy 5 units of it if he spent all his income on good to he can buy 20 units of it is based on the given information attempt the following

Sonja Cc is a small firm that makes outfits for customers tailored for their functions, in May 2021 she was ordered for a baby shower (BS)

The details for the Job BS are as follows:

Direct materials: 12 units at N$124.

Direct labour: 20 hours for department A at N$25 per hour.

10 hours for department B at N$30 per hour

12 hours for department C at N$27.50 per hour


The firm allocates manufacturing overheads budgeted at N$2500 in department A, N$2000 in department B and N$3000 in department C.

The firm expects a profit of 55% on the total cost of BS


Required:

a)Calculate the cost of the baby shower BS

b)Calculate the selling price of a baby shower (BS)

c)If the number of outfits are the same for each type of function, which function should Sonja choose to produce and why?


Diagram to explain why all giffen goods are inferior but not all inferior goods are giffen good



i. Suppose that a unit of sugar is priced at R5 and the price of a unit of salt is R10.

Compute the weighted marginal-utility for sugar and salt and enter these values in

the table.

[04]

ii. Given Kagiso’s R30 budget, how many units of sugar and salt will be purchased?

Explain how you arrived at this answer.

[02]

iii. Suppose the price of salt stays constant at R10 and the price of sugar falls to R3.

How many units of sugar will be demanded at this price? Carefully explain your

reasoning.

[03]


Sonja Cc is a small firm that makes outfits for customers tailored for their functions, in May 2021 she has ordered for a bridal party (BP)

The details for the job (BP) are as follow:

Direct materials: 10 units at N$108.

Direct labour: 16 hours for department A

10 hours for department B

14 hours for department C

The labour hours are budgeted at 40, 25 and 30 in departments A, B and C respectively.

The firm expect a profit of 40% on the total cost of BP.

Required:

a)Calculate the predetermined overhead allocation rate (OAR) for each department using labour hours as a base for such allocation.

b)Calculate the cost of a bridal party (BP)

c)Calculate the selling price of the bridal party (BP).



I’m economic theory, a clear distinction is made between a movement along the demand curve and a movement of the demand curve. I’m light of this statement, provide the correct graph to illustrate and explain an increase in the price of the product


Name and describe 3 economic costs that a city can encounter when they have a Sinkhole?


Name and describe three tax methods used by government to regulate unfair monopoly practices

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