to whom do you wish to enroll in a college savings plan
Answer:
B. A broker
Explanation:
It states that you deal directly with a broker to enroll in a college savings plan on AP3X.
Which of the following has a 5% interest rate for undergraduates with exceptional financial need? A. A private loan B. The Federal Perkins Loan C. The unsubsidized Direct Stafford Loan D. The subsidized Direct Stafford Loan
Suppose the local real estate market is in equilibrium. a recession causes local household incomes to decline. at the same time, construction of a large subdivision of new homes has just been completed. given these two changes, we can predict the price of real estate will ________ and the quantity of real estate bought and sold will ________. select one:
Which of the five measures of center (the mean, the median, the trimmed mean, the weighted mean, and the mode) can be calculated for quantitative data only.
Given the following two functions. Qa=50+p. Qb=200-4p. (A) IDENTIFY WHICH IS THE SUPPLY FUNCTION OF DEMAND FUNCTION
(B) WHAT IS THE IS EQUILIBRIUM PRICE OF THE QUANTITY
(C) WHAT IS THE PRICE ELASTICITY OF SUPPLY FOR THIS
Answer:
B - 30
C - 0.412
Explanation:
A) Qa=50+p is the supply function and Qb=200-4p is the demand function.
(B) The equilibrium price is the price at which the quantity demanded is equal to the quantity supplied. We can find the equilibrium price by setting Qa equal to Qb and solving for p:
Qa = Qb
50 + p = 200 - 4p
5p = 150
p = 30
Therefore, the equilibrium price is 30.
(C) The price elasticity of supply is a measure of how responsive the quantity supplied is to changes in price. We can calculate the price elasticity of supply using the following formula:
Price elasticity of supply = (percent change in quantity supplied) / (percent change in price)
To find the price elasticity of supply for this case, we can first find the slope of the supply function Qa=50+p. The slope of the supply function is 1, because for every 1 unit increase in price (p), the quantity supplied (Qa) increases by 1 unit.
Next, we can use the midpoint method to find the percent change in quantity supplied and the percent change in price. Let's say the initial price is 30 and the initial quantity supplied is 80 (Qa=50+30). If the price increases to 40, the quantity supplied increases to 90 (Qa=50+40).
The percent change in quantity supplied is (90-80)/((80+90)/2) = 10/85 = 0.118
The percent change in price is (40-30)/((30+40)/2) = 10/35 = 0.286
Substituting these values into the formula above, we get:
Price elasticity of supply = 0.118 / 0.286 = 0.412
Therefore, the price elasticity of supply for this case is 0.412. This means that for every 1% increase in price, the quantity supplied increases by 0.412%.