Answer:
Nami's indifferent in 3 points that lie on the different curve, the three poits
that are mentions are -
1. Point C - 5 soda and 6 pizza slices
2. Pont E - 2 soda and 11 pizza slices
3. Point F - 14 soda and 3 pizza slices.
Do check the graph,
In which x-axis is for pizza slices and Y-axis is for soda counts. The all three points are represented as E -( 2, 11), C - (5, 6), and F - ( 14, 3).
Answer:
In order to maximize average daily profit, optimal number of reservations = 100 rooms.
Explanation:
As for the provided information, we have
Total number of rooms = 100
Chances of guests not arriving = 5%
Therefore, guests to arrive = 95%
Thus, bookings = 100/95% = 105.26
Rounding off we have 105 rooms,
Let us assume, all rooms are booked and no cancellation is done, in that case,
Total revenue = $150 100 = $15,000
Less: Overbooked charges = $200 5 = ($1,000)
Less: Variable Cost = $30 100 = ($3,000)
Thus total revenue will be $11,000
In case of booking of 100 rooms the net revenue in case of 5% cancellations, shall be:
Rooms booked = 100 - 5% = 95
Revenue = 95 $150 = $14,250
Less: Variable Costs = 95 $30 = ($2,850)
Thus total revenue = $11,400
Since profit in case of booking 100 rooms is more in any case, even in case of least cancellation the revenue will increase.
Thus, this is the optimal number of reservations = 100
Answer:
a. Decrease
b. Decline
c. Exit
d. No change
Explanation:
The market for gourmet chocolate is in the long-run equilibrium, and an economic downturn has caused the consumer disposable income to fall. Chocolate is a normal good, and the chocolate producers have identical cost structures.
a. This decline in the consumer income will reduce the purchasing power of the consumers. As a result, the demand will decrease. The demand curve will move to the left.
b. This leftward shift in the demand curve will cause the price to decline, As the price falls, the profits earned by the producers will decline as well.
c. In the long run, the firms operate at zero economic profits. So a decline in profits imply that the firms are operating at an economic loss. This will cause the loss incurring firms to exit the market.
d. The long run supply curve will remain the same. It is not affected by change in profits, it changes only with change in the state of technology or availability of resources.
