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If we ignore the negative or positive sign, the midpoint method of calculating a percentage change in price between two points on a demand curve results in A. a smaller percentage change if the price rises than if it falls. B. the same percentage, regardless of whether the price increases or decreases. C. the price elasticity of demand. D. the price elasticity of supply. E. a higher percentage change if the price rises than if it falls. Reset Selection

Answer The correct answer is B, the same percentage, regardless of whether the price increases or decreases. The midpoint method of calculating a percentage change in price between two points on a demand curve results in the same percentage change

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74) If the demand and supply both increase equally, then the equilibrium price ________, and the equilibrium quantity ________. A) increases; increases B) increases; does not change C) does not change; increases D) increases; decreases E) decreases; does not change

Answer: Equilibrium Price and Quantity The equilibrium price and quantity are the prices and quantities of a good at which the supply and demand for the good are equal. When the demand and supply both increase equally, then the equilibrium

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what is national pooling

What is National Pooling? National Pooling is a process in which national governments collaborate to leverage their purchasing power to secure better prices on goods and services. This type of pooling is often used to purchase medical equipment, such as

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2020 Q2 GDP (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 790,000 million 2020 Q2 GDP (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 835,000 million     2020 Q3 Consumption (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 369,000 million 2020 Q3 Central (Federal) Government Spending (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 111,000 million 2020 Q3 Local Government Spending (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 114,000 million 2020 Q3 Investment (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 223,000 million 2020 Q3 Exports (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 255,000 million 2020 Q3 Imports (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 277,000 million     2020 Q3 Consumption (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 357,000 million 2020 Q3 Central (Federal) Government Spending (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 106,000 million 2020 Q3 Local Government Spending (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 108,000 million 2020 Q3 Investment (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 211,000 million 2020 Q3 Exports (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 328,000 million 2020 Q3 Imports (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 260,000 million     2020 Q2 Population 5.37 million 2020 Q3 Population 5.38 million Calculate Nigeria's inflation (using the GDP deflator method) between the second and third quarters of 2020.  Enter your answer in percent form, without the percent sign, rounded to one decimal place.

Calculating Nigeria’s Inflation (GDP Deflator Method) Inflation is a measure of the rate of change in prices over a period of time. The GDP deflator method uses nominal GDP, which takes into account changes in prices, and real GDP, which

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2020 Q2 GDP (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 790,000 million 2020 Q2 GDP (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 835,000 million     2020 Q3 Consumption (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 369,000 million 2020 Q3 Central (Federal) Government Spending (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 111,000 million 2020 Q3 Local Government Spending (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 114,000 million 2020 Q3 Investment (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 223,000 million 2020 Q3 Exports (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 255,000 million 2020 Q3 Imports (in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency) 277,000 million     2020 Q3 Consumption (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 357,000 million 2020 Q3 Central (Federal) Government Spending (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 106,000 million 2020 Q3 Local Government Spending (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 108,000 million 2020 Q3 Investment (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 211,000 million 2020 Q3 Exports (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 328,000 million 2020 Q3 Imports (in 2018 Nigerian currency) 260,000 million     2020 Q2 Population 5.37 million 2020 Q3 Population 5.38 million Calculate Nigeria's inflation (using the GDP deflator method) between the second and third quarters of 2020.  Enter your answer in percent form, without the percent sign, rounded to one decimal place.

Summary To calculate the inflation rate in Nigeria between the second and third quarters of 2020 using the GDP deflator method, we need to take the ratio of the nominal GDP in 2020 Q3 Nigerian currency to the nominal GDP

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write 2 paragraphs:> Paragraph 1: use description, narration, and illustration to describe a typical day or week in your life (500-550 words)> Paragraph 2: use process analysis to identify and explain the steps, tools, techniques, or strategies you use to manage your time. (500-550 words)Your prewriting should be 1000-1100 words long.

A Typical Day or Week in My Life I’m usually up by 7am. I start my day by getting ready for the day. This includes things like showering, doing my hair, and getting dressed. After I’m ready, I eat a

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The price elasticity of supply is a measure of the extent to which the quantity supplied of a good changes when the A. cost of producing the product increases. B. quantity of the good demanded increases. C. supply increases. D. price changes. E. number of firms supplying the good changes.

Summary: The price elasticity of supply is an economic measure that reflects the extent to which the quantity supplied of a good changes when its price changes. It is not affected by factors like the cost of producing the product,

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Many manufactured goods have an ________ supply if production plans have only a short period to change and as time passes and all production adjustments are made, the supply of the good ________ from the initial response. A. inelastic; increases B. elastic; decreases C. elastic; increases D. inelastic; decreases E. inelastic; does not change

Answer: Correct Answer: D. Inelastic; Decreases When a manufactured good has an inelastic supply, that means that the supply does not change much in response to changes in production plans. As production plans are changed and adjusted, the supply of

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The demand for women’s clothing is, in general: A. more elastic than the demand for clothing B. less elastic than the demand for clothing C. equally elastic to the demand for clothing D. neither more elastic, less elastic, nor equally elastic to the demand for clothing

Answer: The Demand for Women’s Clothing The demand for women’s clothing in general is usually more elastic than the demand for clothing in general. This means that the demand for women’s clothing is more sensitive to changes in price than

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If demand is price inelastic and the price is lowered, which of the following occurs? A. The quantity sold decreases. B. The total expenditure increases and the total revenue decreases. C. The total revenue of the firms selling the product is unchanged. D. The total revenue of the firms selling the product decreases. E. The total expenditure decreases and the total revenue increases.

Answer The correct answer is B. The total expenditure increases and the total revenue decreases. When demand is price inelastic, it means the quantity demanded does not change much even if the price is lowered. As a result, the total

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When a firm raises the price of its product, what happens to its total revenue? A. If demand is elastic, total revenue decreases. B. If demand is unit elastic, total revenue increases. C. If demand is inelastic, total revenue decreases. D. If demand is elastic, total revenue increases. E. If demand is unit elastic, total revenue decreases.

Answer The correct answer is D. If demand is elastic, total revenue increases. This is because when a firm raises the price of its product, it is able to charge more for each unit it sells. If the demand for

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▲Hide Time Remaining▲ Link Help Quiz 2 Table of Contents Part 2 of 2 – Elasticity Question 23 of 30 1 Points. Point(s) deducted for incorrect answer: 0.25 In the mid-1970s, Newsweek magazine reported that the city of Atlanta lowered its city bus fares from 40 cents to 15 cents a passenger. The number of bus riders increased by 15 percent after the fare cut. This set of results indicates that the demand for bus rides in Atlanta at that time was A. unit elastic. B. perfectly inelastic. C. elastic. D. inelastic. E. perfectly elastic.

Answer: Demand for Bus Rides in Atlanta in the Mid-1970s In the mid-1970s, Newsweek reported that the city of Atlanta lowered its city bus fares from 40 cents to 15 cents a passenger. The result of this was an increase

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Suppose an increase in supply lowers the price from $10 to $8 and increases the quantity demanded from 100 units to 130 units. Using the midpoint method, the elasticity of demand equals A. 1.17. B. 0.85. C. 0.26. D. 1.56. E. None of the above answers is correct.

Answer The correct answer is A. 1.17. The midpoint method of calculating elasticity of demand is used when the percentage change in price and quantity is determined. It is calculated by taking the average of the initial and final prices

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Alan purchases 10 percent fewer bags of chips when his income decreases by 5 percent. Based on only this information, we know that for Alan A. chips are a normal good. B. chips are a complement to salsa. C. chips are a substitute for pretzels. D. chips are an inferior good.

Answer Based on the given information, the correct answer is A. Chips are a normal good. Explanation A normal good is a good that people will buy more of as their incomes rise, and less of as their incomes drop.

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When the price of a textbook is $95, the quantity of textbooks supplied is 90 million a year and when the price rises to $105, the quantity of textbooks supplied is 110 million a year. The supply of textbooks is A. elastic B. perfectly elastic C. inelastic D. perfectly inelastic E. unit elastic.

Answer: The supply of textbooks in this scenario is E. unit elastic. Unit elasticity of supply means that the percentage change in quantity supplied is equal to the percentage change in price. In this scenario, a 10% increase in price

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The price elasticity of demand measures the ________ that results from a ________. A. change in quantity demanded; change in price B. change in price; change in the quantity demanded C. percentage change in price; percentage change in the quantity demanded D. percentage change in the quantity demanded; percentage change in price E. percentage change in the quantity demanded; change in price

Answer The correct answer is B, change in price; change in the quantity demanded. Price elasticity of demand is a measure of how much the quantity demanded of a good or service changes in response to a change in price.

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The price elasticity of demand is a measure of the extent to which the quantity demanded of a good changes when ________ and all other influences on buyers’ plans remain the same. A. income changes B. the price of a related good changes C. the price of the good changes D. the demand alone changes

What is Price Elasticity of Demand? Price elasticity of demand is an economic measure of how the quantity of a good demanded by consumers changes when the price of that good changes. It is calculated by taking the percentage change

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