Harold Brown runs a company that sells encyclopedia sets for $250. The following schedule indicates the number of sets per week that are sold as employment increases Number of employees 6 5 32 38 Total Sets Sold 4 25 Oeight 7 43 8 9 47 50 If Brown's costs increase by $1,300 per week as additional workers are employed, how many workers should be employed in order to maximize profit? O five

R(p) = pN(p).| Bob is currently selling tires for 60 dollars each. His weekly sales are running at 130 tires per week, so N(60) = 130. His marketing department estimates that he will lose 2 sales per week for each 10 dollar increase in unit price, so N'(60) = -0.2. Estimate Bob's increase in weekly revenue for each one dollar increase in tire price. Revenue increase =1 dollars

Suppose that the repeated application of a pesticide used on orange trees causes harmful contamination of groundwater. The pesticide is applied annually in almost all of the orange groves throughout the world. Most orange growers regard the pesticide as a key input in their production of oranges. Note:- Do not provide handwritten solution. Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer. Take care of plagiarism. Answer completely. You will get up vote for sure.

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How do you solve a problem similar to this? I’m confused on how to solve to find the quantity when you have the other variables. (Q1-15)-Q1/ ((Q1-15)+Q1)/2 = -30.30

I. Given: = 1100 (2) P Qd Qs = 3P 100 4. Arc Elasticity where P = 250 and P = 200

A country’s gini co-efficient was 0.46 last year and is now 0.48. What can we infer from the change? What would it mean if a country had a co-efficient of 0 or 1?