Hw1A
.docx
keyboard_arrow_up
School
Palm Beach State College *
*We aren’t endorsed by this school
Course
1154
Subject
Economics
Date
Apr 3, 2024
Type
docx
Pages
5
Uploaded by MasterWildcat4249 on coursehero.com
You are comparing the labor productivity rates for three production lines. For each of the three roduction lines determine the out put per labor hour. Production Line Output (Units/Year) /Annual Labor Hours A 601,051 37,819 B 767,738 9,306 C 712,588 22,708 Report the productivity rate for Production Line A. Productivity is measured as output divided by input. What was created (output) and what resources were consumed in the process (input). Output and input can be measured in many different forms depending on the purpose of the analysis. Round your final answer to two (2) decimal places. B~ You are comparing the labor productivity rates for three production lines. For each of the three roduction lines determine the out put per labor hour. Production Line Output (Units/Year) /Annual Labor Hours A 715,595 15,219 B 865,020 9,699 C 920,893 15,313 Report the productivity rate for the most productive Production Line. Productivity is measured as output divided by input. What was created (output) and what resources were consumed in the process (input). Output and input can be measured in many different forms depending on the purpose of the analysis. Round your final answer to two (2) decimal places. 2 The Fresh Connection produces 158,324 1 liter cartons of juice products with $665,942 investment in Machines. Determine their capital productivity based on liters produced. Productivity is measured as output divided by input. What was created (output) and what resources were consumed in the process (input). Output and input can be measured in many different forms depending on the purpose of the analysis. Round your final answer to two (2) decimal places.
n 1/1 point The Fresh Connection produces 139,694 0.3 liter PET bottles of juice products with $835,970 investment in Machines. Determine their capital productivity based on liters produced. Productivity is measured as output divided by input. What was created (output) and what resources were consumed in the process (input). Output and input can be measured in many different forms depending on the purpose of the analysis. Round your final answer to two (2) decimal places. n 0.05 n 1/1 point The Fresh Connection produces 225,352 0.3 liter PET bottles of juice products with $654,966 investment in Machines. Determine their capital productivity based on liters produced. In an effort to improve productivity The Fresh Connection has decided to upgrade their equipment. This increased the investment in Machines by $105,979. It also meant that they increased the production of the 0.3 liter PET bottles by 296,443 bottles. Determine their capital productivity based on the updated values. What is the percentage increase in productivity? Note: if the productivity decreased your value will be negative. Productivity is measured as output divided by input. What was created (output) and what resources were consumed in the process (input). Output and input can be measured in many different forms depending on the purpose of the analysis. Round your final answer to two (2) decimal places. B Moving forward, The Fresh Connection is expected to sell an additional line of products. The new product line will sell for $5 per unit and upper management has expressed a need to earn a profit of $190,651 for the new product next year to receive a favorable rating. The fixed costs for the year will be $375,177 and the variable costs per unit will be $1.34. How much revenue will they need to generate to cover the costs and reach the profit goal? Don't round any values until you get to the end of the problem and then round to two (2) decimal places. In break-even you are looking for the number of units where profit = 0. Profit = Total Revenue — FizedCost — TotalVariableCost = 0 Total Revenue = UnitsSold SellingPriceperUnit FizedCost = StatedV alue TotalVariableCost = UnitsProduced * VariableCostperUnit Unless stated otherwise, the number of units produced and the number of units sold are the same. Therefore: Units * SellingPrice — FixedCost — Units * SellingPrice = 0 Solve for Units: Units — . fzzedt':ost price—variablecost This, again, gives the number of units required to earn no profit. Units * Selling Price would provide the Revenue at Breakeven This question asks for the amount of revenue needed to earn a pre-determined profit. Therefore, use the same logic applied to: Profit = Total Revenue — FizxedCost — TotalVariableCost = RequiredProfit ‘_- 779.020.07 772,989.07 ’
n 1/1 point The Fresh Connection is considering options for distribution of juice products into additional regions. They are comparing two possible locations for setting up distribution centers. The costs associated with the two locations are provided in the table below. At what level of demand would they be indifferent between the two locations? All other information would be the same for both locations. Round your final answer to two (2) decimal laces. Location 1 Location 2 Annual Fixed Overhead $150,716 $283,275 Annual Labor Cost $213,167 $319,448 Per Unit Shipping Cost $5.04 $2.9 Per Unit Cost of Labor $6.07 $2.85 n 44,559.71 — The Fresh Connection is considering options for distribution of juice products into additional regions. They are comparing two possible locations for setting up distribution centers. The costs associated with the two locations are provided in the table below. Determine the expected profit for each location and report the profit for the location that is the best choice. All other information would be the same for both locations. If you would be losing money your answer will be negative. It is possible that both locations will fail to earn a profit. The one with the smallest loss would be the best choice. Round your final answer to two (2) decimal places. Location 1] Location 2| /Annual Fixed Overhead|$133,748 ||$239,649 /Annual Labor Cost $293,568 ||$366,981 Per Unit Shipping Cost [$5.23 $4.49 Per Unit Cost of Labor [$5.78 [$1.17 [Anticipated Demand 31,708 38,216 | [Per Unit Selling Price _][$21.76 _|$20.37 | u -44,472.64
Your preview ends here
Eager to read complete document? Join bartleby learn and gain access to the full version
- Access to all documents
- Unlimited textbook solutions
- 24/7 expert homework help
Related Questions
The accompanying table shows the total daily output for a firm producing specialty cakes and operating with a fixed
amount of capital. The cost of labour is $200 per unit per day and the fixed cost of the capital is $1500 per day.
Click the icon to view the table.
24
28
8
12
16
20
Complete the last four columns of the table.
Units of Labour
Total Output
(per day)
(per day)
4
200
24
2450
28
2510
500
1200
1950
2330
2450
$ 1500
2510
$ 4800
$ 1500 $ 5600
TFC
TVC
$6300
$ 7100
TC
MC
$ 2.67
$ 1.14
$ 1.07
$ 2.11
$6.67
$ 13.33
AFC
$7.5
$3
$ 1.25
$ 0.77
$ 0.64
$ 0.61
AVC
$4
$3.2
$2
$ 1.64
$ 1.72
$ 1.96
ATC
$ 11.5
$6.2
$ 3.25
$ 2.41
$ 2.36
$ 2.57
$ 2.23
$0.6
(Round your responses to the nearest cent.)
b. Assuming that labour is only hired in increments of 4 units, what is this firm's capacity level of output?
per day
$ 2.83
arrow_forward
PLANT OUTPUT (TONS) CAPITAL ($) LABOUR (HOURS)
1 605.3 18,891 700.2
2 566.1 19,201 651.8
3 647.1 20,655 822.9
4 523.7 15,082 650.3
5 712.3 20,300 859.0
6 487.5 16,079 613.0
7 761.6 24,194 851.3
8 442.5 11,504 655.4
9…
arrow_forward
PLANT OUTPUT (TONS) CAPITAL ($) LABOUR (HOURS)
1 605.3 18,891 700.2
2 566.1 19,201 651.8
3 647.1 20,655 822.9
4 523.7 15,082 650.3
5 712.3 20,300 859.0
6 487.5 16,079 613.0
7 761.6 24,194 851.3
8 442.5 11,504 655.4
9…
arrow_forward
Name
Time Started Time Finished
Variable input
(Labor)
0
10
20
1. Define the following terms: production function, average product, marginal product, law of diminishing
marginal returns, constant returns to scale, increasing returns to scale and decreasing returns to scale.
2. Complete the table below:
30
40
50
60
THEORY OF PRODUCTION
Activity No. 6
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
Total Product
0
250
600
1200
1900
2700
3600
4400
5000
5425
5700
5825
5900
Course & Year
Date Performed
5925
5875
Average Product
Marginal Product
With the values in the above table, plot Total Product (TP), Average Product (AP) and Marginal Product (MP) in a
single graph with units of product at the vertical axis and labor units at the horizontal axis. You can also use two
(2)graphs (TP above AP and MP curves) Label your graphs properly. Use graphing paper for your curves if you do
not have computer/laptop access but insert graph is recommended.
3. Describe the shapes of the curves drawn. What relationship can…
arrow_forward
The table below shows the total production of a firm as the quantity of labor employed increases. The quantities of all other resources employed are constant. Compute the marginal and average products and enter them in the table.
(a) At what levels are there increasing returns to labor and at what levels are there decreasing returns to labor?
(b) Describe the relationship between the total product and marginal product.
(c) Describe the relationship between marginal and average product.
B)
For the following three cases, use a midpoints formula to calculate the coefficient for the cross elasticity of demand and identify the type of relationship between the two products.
(a) The quantity demanded for product A increases from 30 to 40 as the price of product B increases from $0.10 to $0.20.
Elasticity: ______ Relationship: ________________
(b) The quantity demanded for product A decreases from 3000 to 1500 as the price of good B increases from $5 to…
arrow_forward
What is average productivity at 4th unit of labor?
arrow_forward
Number of Workers Total Output Marginal Product
0
012345
Refer to the table. What is the total output when 4 workers are hired?
160 units
200 units
10 units
50
60
50
40
30
40 units
arrow_forward
Given the following production function, complete
the missing values.
Labour Quantity of
chicken per
Average
Product
Marginal
Product
week
10
XXX
1
100
100
100
300
150
450
4
140
110
680
126
110
arrow_forward
Problem 1
Cefel Furniture is a small furniture shop that focuses on making kitchen chairs. The weekly
wwww ww
dollar value of its output, including finished goods and work in progress, is 14,280. The value
of inputs,such as labor,materials, and capital, is approximately 16,528. Compute the
total productivity measure for Cefel Furniture.
wwww
Problem 2
Cefel has just purchased a new sanding machine that processes 17 chairs in 8 hours. What is the
www
productivity of the sanding machine?
Problem 3
Cefel has hired two new workers to paint chairs. They have painted 10 chairs in 4 hours. What is
www
their labor productivity?
Note that all the problems are connected.
arrow_forward
Marginal Product Average Product
of Labor
Units of
Total
Labor
Product
of Labor
4
16
5
6.
120
30
arrow_forward
a.Calculate the total and the average productivity from the following information.
b.Plot the total productivity curve as well as the marginal and the average productivity curves.
Number of workers
Marginal product
1
5.0
2
8.0
3
12.0
4
14.0
5
13.5
6
12.0
7
10.0
8
8.0
9
5.0
10
3.5
11
1.5
12
0.0
arrow_forward
Define marginal physical product of labor (MPP) and marginal cost of product (MC). How are these two related? Why is MC called the mirror image of MPP? Explain.
Answer must correct. Describe it step by step. Don,t copy from anywhere. Use word file for answer. Use graph. word limit minimum 350 .
arrow_forward
Labour (Units) Total Product (TPP) Average Product (APP) Marginal Product (MPP)0 01 1002 2503 3504 4005 4206 420Answer the following questions based on the table above:A. Calculate the Marginal Product and the average product. B. Explain the law of diminishing returns. C. Plot the marginal product and average product curves and explain the relationship between the two. D. What is the optimal number of workers for this business to hire? Label it on your graph in (C)
arrow_forward
Dream Line manufacturing has a fixed scale of plant with the levels of total product given in the table below for different levels of labor. Complete the table by calculating the average product and marginal product. (0.5x8=4 Marks)
Quantity of labor
(workers)
Total product
Average product
Marginal product
0
0
1
29
2
54
3
77
4
95
arrow_forward
What is total product at 4th unit of labor
arrow_forward
In the example presented by this graph, what is total output when the fifth worker is added?
The Production Function and Marginal Product
Total
Output
Total output
Number (number of meals
of workers served per hour)
Marginal
product of
labor
70
30
10
10
15
15
123456789 10 Number of
workers
30
(a)
12
42
Marginal
Product
of Labor
10
52
15
60
10
65
8.
67
-5
6.
63
-10
456 789 10 Number of
workers
10
55
(b)
Click to view larger image.
a. 52 lawns moved
b. 50 lawns moved
С.
It cannot be determined with the given information
d. 54 lawns mowed
arrow_forward
Output per worker (S, thousands)
Production lunction (after
225
technological progre
Production function
15
20 30
Capital equipment per worker (S, thousands)
The figure shows an economy's production function before and after a technological progress.
Based on this information, which of the following statements is correct?
O The average product of capital at Ais 250,000/70,000 -3.57
O The marginal product of capital atA is (85.000 - 70.000)/ (300,000 - 250,000) = 0.30
O The particular shape of the production function indicates diminishing marginal product of capital
As a result of a technological progress, the marginal product of capital rises but the average product of capital remains constant for a given level of capital per worker
arrow_forward
Dream Line manufacturing has a fixed scale of plant with the levels of total product given in the table below for different levels of labor. Complete the table by calculating the average product and marginal product.
Quantity of labor
(workers)
Total product
Average product
Marginal product
0
0
1
29
2
54
3
77
4
95
arrow_forward
An increase in productivity of a variable input will do which of the following at the current level of resources?
A. Change marginal product
B. Change average product
C. Change total product
D. Change marginal, average, and total product
arrow_forward
What is the relationship between total product, average product and
marginal product.
draw the graph and explain it.
how can you differentiate between short time period and long time
period
Table
Table 16.1: Returns to Labour
Units of
Labour
Total Product
Marginal Product
(Quintals)
Average Product
(Quintals)
(Quintals)
AL
7.
80
80 -
80
170
90
100
85
270
90
368
430
480
92
86
6.
80
7
S04
72
S04
63
9.
495
480
10
-15
arrow_forward
Economies of scale of production often called mass production scale describe part of the term AC curvedecreasing length. Explain the factors that caused the decrease in average production costs!
arrow_forward
The data in the table below represents Total product (TP), for an agri-business involved in potato production.
Capital
(fixed factor)
Labor
(variable factor)
Output(units) or
Total
physical
product (TPPL)
Average physical product (APPL)
Marginal physical product (MPPL)
10
0
0
10
1
7
10
2
20
10
3
39
10
4
55
10
5
66
10
6
70
10
7
70
10
8
67
Calculate the marginal product and average product value.
At what point do diminishing marginal returns set in? And using the values of AP and MP obtained from part (i), plot the graphs of TP, AP and MP being careful to fully label the graph and explain briefly the law of diminishing marginal returns from your computation.
How does the hypothesis of diminishing returns (MP& AP) influence the behaviour of costs (MC& AC)?
arrow_forward
Cost curves
Egidio Binaccio designed an ancestry app that allows people to connect with long lost Italian relatives.
Egidio notices the following relationship between the number of hours he schedules and the number of
downloads (sales) he gets. Below is a production function, for Egidios current company set up.
NUMBER of LABOUR
DOWNLOADS
HOURS
B)
10
C)
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
6.50
11.00
14.50
17.50
20.50
23.75
27.50
32.00
37.50
44.50
53.50
65.00
79.50
97.50
TVC
TC
MC
AVC
Suppose the firm can hire all the labour it would ever want at the going wage of $8 per labour-hour. The
firm's total fixed costs are $64 per day.
A)
ATC
Fill in the table showing total variable cost (TVC), total cost (TC), average variable cost (AVC),
average total cost (ATC), and marginal cost (MC). [Remember: Marginal cost should be entered
midway between rows of output.]
On a graph with DOWNLOADS (per day) on the horizontal axis, draw the three "per-unit" cost
curves, AVC, ATC, and MC. [Note…
arrow_forward
Labor (workers per day)
Total product (bicycles per day)
0
0
1
4
2
10
3
18
4
25
5
30
The above table shows the relationship between labor input and total product of producing bicycles. The marginal product of the 5th worker is equal to
5 bicycles.
6.25 bicycles.
30 bicycles.
6 bicycles.
arrow_forward
TOTAL AND MARGINAL PRODUCT
Total Product [Output]
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Marginal Product
20
10
0
-10
-20
1
Labor Input
1
2
2
2
3
3
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
Labor Input
8
Reset
Labor Input
8
EEPRODUCTIVITY CALCULATIONS
Labor
Input
0
Output
0
Marginal
Product
structions: Move the slider at the bottom of the diagram to change the quantity of labor hired for both graphs and the table.
) What is the marginal product of the third worker?
) What is the marginal product of the fifth worker?
c) If units of output are sold for $0.80 each, how much revenue does the firm gain by selling the additional units attributed to the 3rd
worker? $
How much revenue does the firm gain by selling the additional output from the fifth worker? $
arrow_forward
Explain production function by describing Total (TP), Average (AP) and Marginal Product (MP). Use the graphic illustration to clarify descriptions.
arrow_forward
What is the marginal product and average product of employing 3rd labor-
(1)
Total
Labor Units Product
(Employees) (Sandwiches
per Hour)
0
1.
2
3
15, 10
5, 12.5
5, 10
(2)
10, 10
0
10
25
30
arrow_forward
Suppose that production function of certain devices is determined by:
q = k * L - 0.8 k2 - 0.2 L2
Where q represents annual quantity of devices produced, k represents annual quantity of capital factor, and L represents annual quantity of labor factor.
(a) Suppose k = 10; draw a graph with average and total labor productivity. What is level of labor (L) factor at which average productivity reaches a maximum? How many devices are produced at that point?
(b) Assuming again that k = 10, plot Marginal Product (MP) curve. At what level do we have that labor (L) factor is MP = 0?
(c) Suppose capital (k) factor were to increase to k = 20. How would your previous answers change?
arrow_forward
A production process uses two inputs, labor and capital. If the
marginal product of labor per dollar is higher than the
marginal product of capital dollar, what should the firm do to
lower costs?
Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down
arrow keys to select an answer.
a
Increase output
b
Decrease output
C
Increase the amount of capital
d
Increase the amount of labor
arrow_forward
Practice Question 1
If the price of the product is GH¢2.00 and cost per unit of labour is
GH¢10.00, Complete the table below.
Labour unit
Marginal
Marginal
Revenue
Tetal
Total
Average
Product
Total
TRP-TLC
MRP-MLC
Marginal
Labour Cost Labour Cost
Product
Product
Revenue
Product
Product
10
10
20
25
30
45
40
60
50
70
60
75
70
78
80
80
00:15
1 2 3
4 56 70
arrow_forward
what is the main difference between average physical and marginal physical product?
describe the concepts of fixed and variable cost and provide an example for each.
describe purchasing power while also providing an example of decreased purchaing power
arrow_forward
estion Completion Status:
QUESTION 9
The following table shows the DVDS production. Study the table and answer the questions?
Labor (L)
Total
Marginal
product of
labor (TPL)
Average
Product of
labor (APL)
Product
(MPL)
0.
0.
1
20
30
3
36
4
40
42
6.
42
Based on the above table
1. How much is the marginal product (MIPL) of the 3rd labor?
2. Which labor has the largest marginal product?
3. What is the value of Average Product of labor (APL) at 5 labors.
4. If the price of DVD is $20, what is the values of Marginal Revenue Product of labor (MRPL)
at 2nd labor ?
5. If the price of DVD is $20, and the labor's wage is $80, how many labors will be hired (L*?
arrow_forward
Which of the FF. statements is correct about the diminishing returns to labor?
A. The diminishing returns to labor starts when the total product is already declining
B. The diminishing returns to labor starts when adding labor causes the output to increase but the additional output becomes smaller and smaller
C. The diminishing returns to labor occurs due to the presence of fixed assets
D. A and C are correct
E. B and C are correct
arrow_forward
SEE MORE QUESTIONS
Recommended textbooks for you
Principles of Economics 2e
Economics
ISBN:9781947172364
Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro
Publisher:OpenStax
Related Questions
- The accompanying table shows the total daily output for a firm producing specialty cakes and operating with a fixed amount of capital. The cost of labour is $200 per unit per day and the fixed cost of the capital is $1500 per day. Click the icon to view the table. 24 28 8 12 16 20 Complete the last four columns of the table. Units of Labour Total Output (per day) (per day) 4 200 24 2450 28 2510 500 1200 1950 2330 2450 $ 1500 2510 $ 4800 $ 1500 $ 5600 TFC TVC $6300 $ 7100 TC MC $ 2.67 $ 1.14 $ 1.07 $ 2.11 $6.67 $ 13.33 AFC $7.5 $3 $ 1.25 $ 0.77 $ 0.64 $ 0.61 AVC $4 $3.2 $2 $ 1.64 $ 1.72 $ 1.96 ATC $ 11.5 $6.2 $ 3.25 $ 2.41 $ 2.36 $ 2.57 $ 2.23 $0.6 (Round your responses to the nearest cent.) b. Assuming that labour is only hired in increments of 4 units, what is this firm's capacity level of output? per day $ 2.83arrow_forwardPLANT OUTPUT (TONS) CAPITAL ($) LABOUR (HOURS) 1 605.3 18,891 700.2 2 566.1 19,201 651.8 3 647.1 20,655 822.9 4 523.7 15,082 650.3 5 712.3 20,300 859.0 6 487.5 16,079 613.0 7 761.6 24,194 851.3 8 442.5 11,504 655.4 9…arrow_forwardPLANT OUTPUT (TONS) CAPITAL ($) LABOUR (HOURS) 1 605.3 18,891 700.2 2 566.1 19,201 651.8 3 647.1 20,655 822.9 4 523.7 15,082 650.3 5 712.3 20,300 859.0 6 487.5 16,079 613.0 7 761.6 24,194 851.3 8 442.5 11,504 655.4 9…arrow_forward
- Name Time Started Time Finished Variable input (Labor) 0 10 20 1. Define the following terms: production function, average product, marginal product, law of diminishing marginal returns, constant returns to scale, increasing returns to scale and decreasing returns to scale. 2. Complete the table below: 30 40 50 60 THEORY OF PRODUCTION Activity No. 6 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 Total Product 0 250 600 1200 1900 2700 3600 4400 5000 5425 5700 5825 5900 Course & Year Date Performed 5925 5875 Average Product Marginal Product With the values in the above table, plot Total Product (TP), Average Product (AP) and Marginal Product (MP) in a single graph with units of product at the vertical axis and labor units at the horizontal axis. You can also use two (2)graphs (TP above AP and MP curves) Label your graphs properly. Use graphing paper for your curves if you do not have computer/laptop access but insert graph is recommended. 3. Describe the shapes of the curves drawn. What relationship can…arrow_forwardThe table below shows the total production of a firm as the quantity of labor employed increases. The quantities of all other resources employed are constant. Compute the marginal and average products and enter them in the table. (a) At what levels are there increasing returns to labor and at what levels are there decreasing returns to labor? (b) Describe the relationship between the total product and marginal product. (c) Describe the relationship between marginal and average product. B) For the following three cases, use a midpoints formula to calculate the coefficient for the cross elasticity of demand and identify the type of relationship between the two products. (a) The quantity demanded for product A increases from 30 to 40 as the price of product B increases from $0.10 to $0.20. Elasticity: ______ Relationship: ________________ (b) The quantity demanded for product A decreases from 3000 to 1500 as the price of good B increases from $5 to…arrow_forwardWhat is average productivity at 4th unit of labor?arrow_forward
- Number of Workers Total Output Marginal Product 0 012345 Refer to the table. What is the total output when 4 workers are hired? 160 units 200 units 10 units 50 60 50 40 30 40 unitsarrow_forwardGiven the following production function, complete the missing values. Labour Quantity of chicken per Average Product Marginal Product week 10 XXX 1 100 100 100 300 150 450 4 140 110 680 126 110arrow_forwardProblem 1 Cefel Furniture is a small furniture shop that focuses on making kitchen chairs. The weekly wwww ww dollar value of its output, including finished goods and work in progress, is 14,280. The value of inputs,such as labor,materials, and capital, is approximately 16,528. Compute the total productivity measure for Cefel Furniture. wwww Problem 2 Cefel has just purchased a new sanding machine that processes 17 chairs in 8 hours. What is the www productivity of the sanding machine? Problem 3 Cefel has hired two new workers to paint chairs. They have painted 10 chairs in 4 hours. What is www their labor productivity? Note that all the problems are connected.arrow_forward
- Marginal Product Average Product of Labor Units of Total Labor Product of Labor 4 16 5 6. 120 30arrow_forwarda.Calculate the total and the average productivity from the following information. b.Plot the total productivity curve as well as the marginal and the average productivity curves. Number of workers Marginal product 1 5.0 2 8.0 3 12.0 4 14.0 5 13.5 6 12.0 7 10.0 8 8.0 9 5.0 10 3.5 11 1.5 12 0.0arrow_forwardDefine marginal physical product of labor (MPP) and marginal cost of product (MC). How are these two related? Why is MC called the mirror image of MPP? Explain. Answer must correct. Describe it step by step. Don,t copy from anywhere. Use word file for answer. Use graph. word limit minimum 350 .arrow_forward
arrow_back_ios
SEE MORE QUESTIONS
arrow_forward_ios
Recommended textbooks for you
- Principles of Economics 2eEconomicsISBN:9781947172364Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David ShapiroPublisher:OpenStax
Principles of Economics 2e
Economics
ISBN:9781947172364
Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro
Publisher:OpenStax