A man bought a horse for $60 and sold it for $70. Then he bought it back for $80 and sold it for $90. How much did he make or lose in the horse trading business?

Suppose you own a bicycle but haven't found the time to ride it much lately. These days, it is only worth $45 to you. One of your close friends, who recently got a job at the college bookstore two miles down the road, wants to take it off your hands.

The principle of increasing marginal opportunity cost states that the more resources devoted to any activity, the _ the payoff to devoting additional resources to that activity. a. smaller b. greater c. proportional d. more instant

Suppose there are three identical vases for sale. Buyer #1 is wiling to pay $30 for one, buyer #2 is willing to pay $25 for one, while buyer #3 is willing to pay $20 for one.

ABC generally causes the least amount of cost distortion among products because indirect costs are allocated to the products based onA. types of activities used by the product. B. the extent to which the activities are used. C. both A and B. D.

When a firm experiences economies of scale When a firm experiences economies of scale, A. increasing output will lead to lower average costs ... '

Emma is babysitting Laura's children. Emma turns on the stove to make dinner, but a flame shoots out and burns Emma's hand. Later, Laura realizes she forgot to tell Emma not to turn on the stove. Which type of insurance is needed?

The next dividend payment by Skippy, Inc., will be $1.56 per share. The dividends are anticipated to maintain a growth rate of 4 percent, forever. The stock currently sells for $29 per share. What is the required return

Calculator Danielle is a partner in and sales manager for DG Partners, a domestic business that is not a specified service trade or business.

If it takes 40 hours to complete the first unit and the company knows from experience that the learning rate should be 0.80, how fast can they be expected to finish all twelve units? 289 hours 18 hours 264 hours 316 hours

In year 1, Kris purchased a new home for $200,000 by making a down payment of $150,000 and financing the remaining $50,000 with a loan, secured by the residence, at 6 percent. As of January 1, year 4, the outstanding balance on the loan was $40,000.