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a) Estimate a 90% confidence interval for the true average of cost of a meal. (3)
b) Calculate the length of the confidence interval. (1)
c) Provide the correct interpretation of the confidence interval you have calculated in a). (1)
for misuse of the Internet, and 225 of 750 businesses fired workers for email misuse.
a) Construct and interpret a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of businesses that have fired workers for
misuse of the Internet. (2)
b) Construct a 90% confidence interval for the proportion of businesses that fired workers for email misuse.
The consumer has a budget of $M for the consumption of good X and Y .The price of good X is $Px and the price of good Y is $py.The consumer has a utility function given by U(X,Y)=xy.
Find the optimal consumption of the individual and the utility Obtained.
Make a graph that illustrates the solution to the problem.
Why do you use paramerters.
Evaluate this statement by Goodin in 1995 in reference to the theory of second best and share your opinion on the validity of this statement.
Provide a detailed explanation.
'The same [lesson from the car case] applies [. . . ] to our social and political prescriptions. In the best of all possible worlds, we would like all of our ideals to be realized simultaneously. [. . . ] Ideally, we would like to attain liberty, equality, fraternity and material prosperity, all at one and the same time; but the classic trio might prove sociologically feasible only under conditions of severe material scarcity'. (Goodin, 1995, 53)
What would you prefer Trade Liberalization or Trade Protectionism? Why?
Consider the following cost minimization problem:
Minimization CT = wL + rK
Hold it: q= L1/2 K1/2
a) Obtain the long-run cost function
b) If K = 9 and w = 1, obtain the long-run cost function
how and why ethical considerations should be part of our everyday conduct as public relations professionals.
Which of the following should not be recorded in the company's accounting records:
Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.
aThe company CEO signed a lease for the use of a new office building.
bCash is collected from a customer for the purchase of a product.
cA new employee is paid for her first week of work.
dA lawyer is paid in advance for future services to be provided to the company.
G&G Consulting has just realized an accounting error that has resulted in an unfunded liability of $455,950 due in 35 years. In other words, the company will need $455,950 in 35 years. Dave Green, the company’s CEO, is scrambling to discount the liability to the present to assist in valuing the firm’s stock. If the appropriate discount rate is 9 percent, what is the present value of the liability? (round to the nearest $1). (40 points)
QUESTION #3
Suppose you would like to buy a house that is currently on the market at $95,000, but you cannot afford it right now. However, you think that you would be able to buy it after 5 years. If the expected inflation rate as applied to the price of this house is 9% per year, what is its expected price after five years? (round to the nearest decimal place)
Sammy Wammy is a food scientist based in New York who is on a mission to produce the most succulent S'mores the world has ever tasted. Below is a summary of her story. Then identify or classify in to factors of production and explain why.
A. When passing by in front of a food truck near Central Park, she suddenly got an idea: Is there anything better than a perfect S'mores while walking through central park in the evening? The next day, a company was incorporated, and her dream, Sammy S'mores, was underway.
B. Sammy hired 3 food scientists with the objectives of making the perfect S'mores.
Everything was tested, from the density of the marshmallows to the crunch of the
D. Sammy paid for a city license to have access to parking space C4 near the park, which would serve as the location for her food
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