<span>The department consists of 9 members but they must select a department head, an assistant department head, and a faculty senate representative. So they are 3 positions to be occupied by 9 people. It can be done in nPr = n! / (n - r)! ways.
So 9C3 ways. 9! / (9-3)! = 9! / 6! = 504 ways</span>
<span>Answer:
E(R) = 3.80 + .88(9.60 - 3.80) = 8.90 percent</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
Starbucks has existed for quite long in the United States. Its name is generally synonymous with coffee. Its success in foreign but less developed and emerging markets may be attributed to perception, owing to advertisements and popularization. Advertisements made to potential consumers glamourize the products, making potential purchasers more. Popularization, on the other hand may be attributed to “showbiz”- celebrity synonymity with Starbucks’ products. A movie may feature celebrities taking a Frappuccino from Starbucks. Upon arrival in a new market, a celebrity’s fan is most likely to take a Frappuccino since celebrity so and so took it in a certain movie and declared it good. Another reason for success may be that the bourgeoisie individuals of an emerging market may take to Starbucks products in order to enjoy what their counterparts in developed markets have been enjoying and glamorizing.
Answer:
Demand Increase = Supply Increase : No change in price, quantity increases
Demand Increase > Supply Increase: Price increase, quantity increase
Demand Increase < Supply Increase : Price decrease, quantity increase
Explanation:
Markets are at equilibrium where market demand = market supply. And, upward sloping supply curve intersects with downward sloping demand curve.
If both demand & supply of dog treats increase, the effect on change in price & quantity will depend on their relative magnitude
- If increase in demand = Increase in Supply : Both the curves shift equivalently rightwards. At new equilibrium - there is no change in price, as demand increase is fulfilled by supply increase. The equilibrium quantity increases
- If increase in demand > Increase in Supply : Demand curve shifts more rightwards than supply curve. This creates excess demand & competition among buyers increase the new equilibrium price. The equilibrium quantity also increases.
- If increase in demand < Increase in Supply : Supply curve shifts more rightwards than demand curve. This creates excess supply & competition among sellers reduce the new equilibrium price. The new equilibrium quantity increases.
