首页 › 答案 › 题库 › 慕课

未分类

246736在某上市公司财务目标研讨会上，张经理主张“贯彻合作共赢的价值理念，做大企业的财富蛋糕”；李经理认为“既然企业的绩效按年度考核，财务目标就应当集中体现当年利润指标”；王经理提出“应将企业长期稳定的发展放在首位，以便创造更多的价值”。赵经理提出“力争使公司股票价格提高，让社会对公司评价更高”上述观点基于企业价值最大化目标提出的是（）

246737甲、乙两企业均投入500万元的资本，本年获利均为40万元，但甲企业的获利已经全部转化为现金，而乙企业则全部是应收账款。如果在分析时得出两个企业收益水平相同的结论，得出此结论的原因是（）

246738At his current level of consumption, Evan gets twice as much marginal utility from an additional bottle of water as that from an additional bottle of soda. If the price of soda is $1.00 per bottle, then Evan is maximizing utility if the price of a bottle

246739The __ combination of goods is combination that yields the highest total utility given a consumer’s income.

246740Casey earns $150 a week and consumes only fish and shrimp. The price of fish is $3 a pound and the price of shrimp is $5 a pound. Suppose the price of fish decreased to $1.50 a pound, and the price of shrimp remains $5 a pound. At Casey’s original income

246741Casey earns $150 a week and consumes only fish and shrimp. The price of fish is $3 a pound and the price of shrimp is $5 a pound. If Casey’s income rises to $210, he could buy a maximum of _ pounds of fish or a maximum of _ pounds of shrimp.

246742Casey earns $150 a week and consumes only fish and shrimp. The price of fish is $3 a pound and the price of shrimp is $5 a pound. Casey can buy a maximum of _ pounds of fish or a maximum of _ pounds of shrimp.

246743Assume that Dusty has $30 in income, the price of a loaf of bread is $1.50, and the price of a jar of peanut butter is $3. Suppose that at the original income of $30, the price of a loaf of bread increased to $3 and the price of a jar of peanut butter dec

246744Assume that Dusty has $30 in income, the price of a loaf of bread is $1.50, and the price of a jar of peanut butter is $3. At the original income of $30, if the price of a loaf of bread decreased to $1 and the price of a jar of peanut butter increased to

246745Assume that Dusty has $30 in income, the price of a loaf of bread is $1.50, and the price of a jar of peanut butter is $3. If Dusty’s income rises to $45, Dusty can now buy a maximum of _ loaves of bread or a maximum of _ jars of peanut butter.

246746Assume that Dusty has $30 in income, the price of a loaf of bread is $1.50, and the price of a jar of peanut butter is $3. Dusty can buy a maximum of _ loaves of bread or a maximum of _ jars of peanut butter.

246747Refer to the figure below. For Jeff, the consumption of movies reflects the law of:

246748Refer to the figure below. When Jeff goes from watching 3 to 4 movies a day, his total utility:

246749Refer to the figure below. As Jeff watches more movies, his marginal utility:

246750Cory gets 18, 23, and 25 units worth of total utility from consuming 10, 11, and 12 raw oysters, respectively, and the price per oyster is 25 cents. Thus, one can infer that Cory:

246751According to the law of diminishing marginal utility:

246752If the marginal utility of the 3rd cup of coffee is 23 and the marginal utility of the 4th cup is 15, then:

246753The tendency for marginal utility to decline as consumption increases beyond some point is called:

246754If Terry’s total utility is maximized when he owns 10 pairs of shoes, then Terry’s total utility from owning 7 pairs of shoes is __ Terry’s total utility from owning 8 pairs.

246755Refer to the figure below. Total utility _ as additional apples are consumed, but marginal utility _ with each additional apple consumed.

246756Refer to the figure below. The marginal utility of the 5th apple is:

246757Refer to the figure below. The marginal utility of apples is:

246758Refer to the figure below. The marginal utility of consuming the 2nd apple is:

246759Refer to the figure below. The marginal utility of the 4th dinner out per week is

246760Refer to the figure below. The marginal utility of the 3rd dinner is

246761Refer to the figure below. The total utility of consuming two dinners out per week is:

246762For Michael, the first cup of coffee he drinks every morning is heavenly. The second one is pretty good, but not as good as the first, and if he drinks a third cup he feels jittery and sick. For Michael, the marginal utility from drinking a cup of coffee

246763It is impossible for total utility to be _ when marginal utility is _.

246764Donald has vast riches and consumes thousands of dollars’ worth of consumer goods each week, yet he is never satisfied. Why not?

246765Refer to the figure below. Total utility increases with each additional pizza up to the _ and then declines, but marginal utility _ with each additional pizza consumed.

246766Refer to the figure below. The marginal utility of the 7th pizza is

246767Refer to the figure below. The total utility of consuming two pizzas a week is:

246768Refer to the figure below. The marginal utility of the 6th pizza is:

246769Refer to the figure below. The total utility of consuming 4 pizzas a week is:

246770If marginal utility is positive, then as consumption increases:

246771Suppose Chris’s marginal utility from the first taco he eats is 15, and his marginal utility from the second taco he eats is 12. One can infer that:

246772Laura’s total utility from consuming 8, 9, and 10 bonbons is 35, 42, and 45, respectively. Her marginal utility from the 9th bonbon is

246773As Lynn eats more pizza, we would typically expect her marginal utility from eating pizza to:

246774The term marginal utility denotes the amount by which _ changes when consumption changes by _ unit(s).

246775Pat’s total utility after eating 99 Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups was greater than his total utility after eating 100 Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. Therefore, Pat’s marginal utility from the 100th peanut butter cup was:

246776The additional utility gained from consuming an additional unit of a good is called:

246777During Thanksgiving you participated in a pumpkin-pie eating contest. You really enjoyed the first two pies, the third one was okay, but as soon as you ate the fourth one you became ill and lost the contest. You got __ utility from eating the fourth pie t

246778During Thanksgiving you participated in a pumpkin-pie eating contest. You really enjoyed the first two pies, the third one was okay, but as soon as you ate the fourth one you became ill and lost the contest. You got __ utility from eating the first pie th

246779During Thanksgiving you participated in a pumpkin-pie eating contest. You really enjoyed the first two pies, the third one was okay, but as soon as you ate the fourth one you became ill and lost the contest. After the third pie, your total utility

246780During Thanksgiving you participated in a pumpkin-pie eating contest. You really enjoyed the first two pies, the third one was okay, but as soon as you ate the fourth one you became ill and lost the contest. Your total utility __ with the first three pies

246781The goal of utility maximization is to allocate your _ in order to maximize your _.

246782According to economists, the satisfaction people get from their consumption activities is called:

246783Growing rice requires extensive irrigation in California. Economists consider water to be a (n) for rice farmers in California.

246784If the demand for electricity is inelastic, then if the local utility wants to increase its total revenue, it should __ its price.

246785When Joe’s Gas raises its price for regular unleaded gasoline, total revenue from regular unleaded gas falls to zero. It must be the case that

246786The owner of a pizza shop observes that when she raises the price of a large pizza, her total revenue decreases, and when she lowers the price of a large pizza, her total revenue increases. This suggests that:

246787When Taylor raised the price of earrings at Taylor’s Boutique, her total revenue from selling earrings increased. This suggests that:

246788Pepsi One is a close substitute for Diet Coke. When Pepsi introduced Pepsi One, the price elasticity of demand for Diet Coke _ and Coke’s ability to raise revenues through price increases _.

246789If the San Diego Opera decreases the price of their opera tickets and their total revenue falls, then this suggests that, at the original price, the demand for tickets to the San Diego Opera was:

246790Which of the following determines whether a firm will earn higher revenues when it raises its price?

246791A firm that produces a good with many substitutes will most likely find that:

246792To increase total revenue, firms with _ demand should lower price, and firms with _ demand should increase price.

246793If demand is _ with respect to price, a price increase will _ total revenue.

246794Refer to the figure below. Suppose this demand curve shows the demand for lattes at a single coffee shop that charges $2.00 for a latte. If the manager wants to increase total revenue, what should the manager do?

246795Refer to the figure below. If the price of a latte increases from $2.00 to $2.50:

246796Refer to the figure below. At a price of $2, the total expenditure on lattes each hour equals:

246797Refer to the figure below. Let εX denote the price elasticity of demand at point X. Which of the following describes the relationship between εA, εB and εC?

246798When the price of insulin is $10, consumers demand 100 units; when the price is $15, consumers demand 100 units; and when the price is $20, consumers demand 100 units. Based on this information, the demand for insulin is:

246799A perfectly elastic demand curve has a slope of _ while a perfectly inelastic demand curve has a slope of _.

246800If the demand curve for a good is a vertical line at Q = 1, then a decrease in the price of that good will:

‹1…246724682469…2612 ›