Suppose there are six bait and tackle shops that sell worms in a lakeside resort town in Minnesota. If we add the respective qua
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Answer:
- The gross pay of Kenny is $750.
- The gross pay of Charles is $525.
- The gross pay of Laurie is $855.
- The gross pay of Hylis is $480.
Explanation:
As the data of the employers is not given here, a similar question is found , for which the data is attached herewith.
Now the minimum wage per week for $8 an hour is given as
Minimum Wage=40*$8=$240.
The gross pay of Kenny with 50 new customers is given as
So the gross pay of Kenny is $750.
The gross pay of Charles with 35 new customers is given as
So the gross pay of Charles is $525.
The gross pay of Laurie with 52 new customers is given as
So the gross pay of Laurie is $780.
The gross pay of Hylis with 32 new customers is given as
So the gross pay of Hylis is $480.
As Laurie has the highest number of new customers, so she will receive a bonus of $75.
So the gross pay of Laurie is $780+$75=$855.
So the gross pays are given as
- The gross pay of Kenny is $750.
- The gross pay of Charles is $525.
- The gross pay of Laurie is $855.
- The gross pay of Hylis is $480.
Answer:
Explanation:
A.) Answer to question A is attached.
B.) The price of the pie is $10 according to the question. Please note that in a competitive market, a firm produces that level of output at which price equals MC. I.e P = MC. Where there is no such output, then it will produce up to the level in which P>MC.
Therefore, price(P) is equal to MC, P = MC up to the production of 5 pies.
So, producers in the market = 300 ÷ 5
= 60.
Profit = ( 5 × 10 ) - ( 5 × 7.8 )
= 50 - 39
= $11
Therefore, at a price of $10, 300 pies are sold in the market. Each producers makes 5 pies, so there are 60 producers in the market, each making a profit of $11.
C.) In a competitive market, and in the long run, price = minimum ATC.
Here, the minimum ATC is $7, but the price is $10.
The above means that the market is not in the long run equilibrium because price (P) is not equal to the minimum ATC. Thus in the long run, more firms will enter the market until the price equals ATC.
D.) Producers operating = 600 ÷ 2
= 300
It therefore means that in the long run, each producer earns a profit of $0. The market price is $7, while at this price, 600 pies are sold in the market, and each producer makes 2 pies , hence there are 300 producers in operation.
