The answer is EOriginally posted by Eeko
Sonya is employed at a stock brokerage firm where she earns $25 per hour. The office she works at is located downtown. To get to work each day, she must either ride a series of buses that takes one-and-a-half hours at a cost of $2, or take a cab that takes 30 minutes and costs $20. Assuming she goes to work, the opportunity cost
A) of riding the bus is $2, and taking the cab is $20.
B) of riding the bus is $37.50, and taking the cab is $12.50.
C) of riding the bus is $35.50, and taking the cab is -$5.
D) of riding the bus is $39.50, and taking the cab is $32.50.
E) of riding the bus is $27, and taking the cab is $20.
The first 2 have inconsistent answers and last one i jus dun get
ok i think i get the other 2 but why is this B? wouldnt the inelasticity of the supply curve cause the supplier to have the greater burden ?Originally posted by Eeko
The more inelastic is supply the ______ is the burden of tax borne by ______.
A) larger; producers and consumers
B) smaller; consumers and producers
C) smaller; producers
D) smaller; consumers
E) None of the above.
shit..Originally posted by Nick
can you explain it?
the question says "assuming she goes to work"Originally posted by Constip8edSkunk
but she doesnt have to go 2 work.... so she could be spending that 2 bucks 2 get a can of coke
Minai: can you explain the 2nd question please?
hmmm...then im stumped....Originally posted by Minai
the question says "assuming she goes to work"
Originally posted by mraverage
oh, i know icolor... your in my law class! im the guy wif the funny hair