What is the marginal cost of producing one unit of A for an economy that produces only two goods, A and B
The amount of B that must be given up to produce an extra unit of A is the marginal cost of producing one unit of A.
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In the example of the Nike running shoe, we see that
A) selling costs account for over half of a shoe's retail price. B) materials actually account for two-thirds of the retail price of the shoes. C) taxes account for one-quarter of the retail price of the shoes. D) production costs exceed selling costs by a wide margin. E) raw materials costs are by far the largest component of the total costs of producing the shoes.
If the required reserve ratio is 20 percent and a bank has $100,000 in checkable deposits, then its: a. required reserves are $500,000. b. required reserves are $20,000. c. assets are $500,000
d. liabilities are $500,000. e. net worth is $500,000.