Answer:
The answers are b. As batch size increases, lead time decreases and d. Batch size is influenced by the Product Owner, utilization is influenced by the Development Team
Explanation:
Invariably, a larger batch size leads to increase in lead time due to the fact that it will take lesser time to process smaller batches and when there's a larger batch it takes more time. And ultimately, the batch size is influenced by the product owner because he/she determines the sixe of each product batch based on market demand while the development team conducts tests for utilization which guides them in making decisions that influence utilization.
Answer:
A. Set above equilibrium price
Explanation:
A price ceiling is a mandatory maximum price that a seller is allowed to charge. Generally, a government may impose this in order to protect consumers, especially with regards to the purchase of essential goods.
If the price ceiling was set below the equilibrium price (option c) or if the equilibrium price is above the price ceiling (option b), it will immediately cause a shortage (option d) since the quantity demanded would be higher than the quantity supplied when the price falls. This is because people will be willing to purchase more since it is cheaper but suppliers will be willing to produce less due to lower profits. Hence, options b, c and d are eliminated.
Option A is correct because... (please refer attached diagram):
When the price ceiling is above the equilibrium price, suppliers are willing to supply more since they can make higher profits but consumers will reduce purchasing since it is expensive. However, it does not cause any immediate effect because it takes time for suppliers to be able to produce more and cannot be done immediately unless anticipated in advance. In the long run however, quantity demanded will fall from equilibrium quantity to D1 and quantity supplied will rise from equilibrium quantity to S1. Hence, causing a surplus between D1 - S1 in the long run.
Answer:
central tendency distributional error
Explanation:
There are three types of distributional errors:
- severity.- when the person in charge of rating is too strict and rates the employees with a poor grade.
- leniency.- when the person in charge of rating is too lenient and rates the employees with a high grade.
- central tendency.- when the person in charge of rating does not want to assume responsibility and rates the employees with a middle grade, not bad, not good.
We are asked to evaluate the yield of the whole stock, not just one share. We have that Miranda has paid in total 425*14.15=6013.75$ to acquire the shares (total stock). The yield of an asset is its profit per year over its cost. In this specific case, we have that the yield is 374/6013.75. The result of this calculation is choice a.