Answer:
Open
Explanation:
Open shop arrangement is the term which is defined or described as the office, factory or other kind of business establishment in which the union, which is selected or elected through a majority of the employees, that later act as the representative of all the employees while making the agreements with the employer.
So, in this case, the Hector is against the or opposed ton unions. Therefore, the comments of the Hector states that he is in favor of an open shop arrangement.
Answer:
$28.53
Explanation:
Asonia Co. stock price will be calculated using discount factor of 9.9% which is investors required rate of return for company's stock.
Stock price = dividends * (1+r)^ - n
$4.30 (1.099)^-1 + $8.40 (1.099)^-2 + $11.25 (1.099)^-3 + $13.40 (1.099)^-4
$3.91 + $6.95 + $8.48 + $9.19
$28.53
Answer:
-4 units
Explanation:
Using the midpoint method, Blake's income elasticity of demand for generic potato chips is given by the change in demand (D) multiplied by his average income (I), divided by the change in income multiplied by the average demand:

Blake's income elasticity of demand is -4 units.
Complete question:
Bressler’s would like to sell 600shares of stock using the Dutch auction method. The bids received are as follows:
Bidder Quantity Price $
A 100 818
B 300 17
C 400 16
D 700 15
The bids received are as follows: Bidder A will receive _____ shares and pay a price per share of ____.
Solution:
Bidder A's quantity = [600 /(100 + 300 + 400)] ×100
= 75 shares
All successful bidders will pay $16 a share
The bids received are as follows:
Bidder A will receive 75 shares and pay a price per share of $16 .
A Dutch auction is a trading system (such as an initial open bid) whereby the stock price offered is reduced before appropriate offers are available for selling all shares. Each stock is then sold at that price.
Answer: (D).
According to the real business cycle, "changes in the level of technology are the main causes of inflation and fluctuations in real GDP".
Explanation:
The "real business cycle" states that an economy during its lifetime will go through all the various stages of a business cycle which include; expansion, peak, recession, depression, trough and recovery. There will be periods where economic activities will be high and other periods when they will be low.
According to the real business cycle, technological innovation or shocks, which determine the extent to which inputs are converted to outputs, are responsible for the changes in the economy (such as inflation and real GDP fluctuations).