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Voting Question: Econ project help!!!?
My econ teacher had me ask these questions, but none of the businesses I contact will return my calls. Questions:
a. Change in premium if go from $500 deductible to $1000 deductible. Each Quote is with a $500 deductible.
b. Change in premium if go from minimum liability coverage to $300,000 coverage.
c. The additional premium cost if add uninsured motorist coverage.
d. The additional premium cost if add underinsured motorist coverage.
e. The additional premium cost if add 4 points for getting speeding tickets.
Then get them to give you a quote on a homeowner’s policy for a house appraised at
$75,000 with a $2,000 deductible, assuming the house has all safety devices.
Then get them to give you a quote on a $100,000 ten year term life insurance policy.
Find out how much you could save by having annual decreasing coverage vs. level
coverage.
I need ball park figures/averages…just a general idea of the rates for the average person…but if it helps, I’m female 24, no accidents, no tickets, healthy, non smoking…
Resolved Question: few questions… economics?
91) A ______ is anything that might make it more difficult for a competitor to enter a market
a) Monopolistic entry
b) marginal entry
c) Barrier to entry
d) Perfect competition market
i CHOSE B
92) A good example of monopolistic competition is
a) A neighborhood restaurants
b) life insurance companies
c) auto insurance companies
d) attorneys
I CHOSE B
93) the four main types of market structure are
a) perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly.
b) land, labor, capital, and business know-how.
c) average, market, market balance, equilibrium, and marginal product
d) marginal cost, revenue, product, and price
i chose C
94 Marginal revenue is generally
a) Lower than the average cost
b) higher than the price
c) lower than the price
d) lower than the marginal product
i chose C
95) The profit- maximizing rule says that a seller will expand output up to the point:
a) where marginal revenue equals price
b) where marginal revenue equals marginal cost
c) where marginal cost equals price
d) where marginal cost exceeds marginal revenue.
i chose B
96) Market power is
a) the combination of price and product
b) the balance between average and marginal product
c) another term for equilibrium
d) the ability to raise prices above the level that perfect competition would produce
i chose D
97) when business have market power, they are able to change a higher price than the price with perfect competition. This is expressed graphically with market equilibrium
a) going to the right
b) going to the left
c) staying the same
d) vertically curving
i chose C
98) Assume all the restaurants in a town get together and agree to increase the price of dinner to $15 from $10. What could happen?
a) Profits would decrease
b) wholesale costs would increase
c) fewer meals would be served
d) the town would be happier
i chose D
99) A profitable business will attract
a) new competitors
b) government regulation
c) increases in marginal revenue
d) existing businesses
i chose C
100) In perfect competition, higher-cost businesses
a) thrive and grow
b) increase marginal revenue
c) tend to go out of business if unable to adjust
d) tend towards oligopolies
i chose C
i chose the answers.. but not sure though.. any help would be great… thanks
its a review sheet that my friend gave me .. so i m just trying my best to study study and studyy
Voting Question: HI im haveing some hard times with an accounting review that i have. the terms seem to confuse me. please hel.?
8. Accumulated depreciation
a. Current assets
b.Investments
c.Property, plant, and equipment
d.Intangible assets
9. Common stock
a.Current liabilities
b.Long-term liabilities
c.Stockholders’ equity
d.Not on the balance sheet
10. Interest Expense
a.Current liabilities
b.Long-term liabilities
c.Stockholders’ equity
d.Not on the balance sheet
11. Salary Payable
a. Intangible assets
b.Current liabilities
c.Long-term liabilities
d.Stockholders’ equity
12. Retained Earnings
a.Current liabilities
b.Long-term liabilities
c.Stockholders’ equity
d.Not on the balance sheet
. Decrease in Bonds payable
a.debit
b.credit
22. Increase in Dividends
a.debit
b.credit
23.Increase in Stockholders’ equity
a. debit
b. credit
24. Increase in Unearned revenue
a. debit
b. credit
25. Decrease in Interest payable
a. debit
b. credit
26. Increase in Prepaid insurance
a. debit
b. credit
27. Decrease in Wages expense
a. debit
b. credit
28. Decrease in Supplies
a. debit
b. credit
29. Increase in Revenues
a. debit
b. credit
30. Decrease in Accounts receivable
a. debit
b. credit
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