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Mr. Shariq owes Mr. Farooq Rs. 7000 due in 5 years and Rs. 15,000 in 7 ½ years. How much should Mr. Shariq pay at the end of 6 years which may be acceptable to Mr. Farooq if money is worth 8% compounded semi-annually?
2.2 Suppose a hospital has 500 beds. It faces a demand curve x = 1,200-2p, where p is the price of a bed day and x is the number of patient days of care demanded. The fixed cost of adding a new bed is $150, and the total housekeeping cost is given by C (B/3.5)2 where B is the total number of beds. a. Suppose the hospital's market price is fixed at $250/bed day. What is the net marginal revenue to this hospital from an increase of one additional bed? b. With p fixed at 250, graph the net marginal revenue curve, with the number of beds on the x-axis and dollars on the y-axis. Explain its shape c. Suppose the hospital is restricted from increasing its capacity for now, but it can set the price for each bed day. What is the optimal price level for the hospital
A Leading mobile phone manufacturer is about to introduce a new series, initially they are launching 4 models of the same series. The accompanying table summarizes price and variable costs data, combined fixed costs equal $540,000.
Models
Infinity A Pro Max
Infinity A Pro
Infinity A
Infinity A Lite
Selling Price (in dollars)
500
400
340
220
Material Cost /unit (in dollars)
220
190
150
90
Labor Cost/unit (in dollars)
90
65
65
50
Table 1
Develop a joint total revenue function for sales of the four different models.
Develop an annual total cost function for manufacturing the four models.
Develop the profit function for sales of the four models.
Calculate the annual profit if the firm sells 9000, 12000, 45000 and 22000 units, respectively, of the four models?
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In manufacturing a medical equipment, a firm incurs costs of two types. Fixed annual costs of $ 155,000 are incurred regardless of the number of units produced. In addition, each unit produced costs the firm $5. If C equals total annual cost in dollars and x equals the number of units produced during a year;
Develop the function C = f(x) which expresses annual cost.
Calculate f(280,000)? What does f(280,000) represent?
State the restricted domain and restricted range of the function if maximum production capacity is 850,000 units per year
Question 3 (5 marks) Which theorist is most commonly associated with Conflict perspective? Also, discuss the core ideas that relate conflict perspective with feminism. (350 words) Question 4 (5 marks) Keeping in view the theoretical concepts of social dynamics as presented by Auguste Comte, highlight the factors which have encouraged change in the family structure from extended to nuclear families. (350 words) Question 5 (5 marks) Focusing on the structure of rural and urban societies, highlight the differences between Mechanical and Organic Solidarity as explained by Emile Durkheim. (350 words)
Let X be a random variable that follows the uniform distribution over the interval [-3,3]. A new random variable Y is defined by the transformation Y=1X+2. Compute P(Y≤2). Answer [The answer should be a number rounded to five decimal places, don't use symbols such as %]
Ayesha, a fundraising manager at a non-profit organization, her responsibility is to: approach businesses, local authorities, trusts and individuals to secure funding. Moreover, organizing and helping with fundraising activities such as sponsored or promotional events. She has a Conscientiousness personality and had experienced a bad incident last year with the public relations manager of a banking company who had committed to sponsor a charity event and then backed out at the last minute. This year, when a renowned international bank’s manager showed interest in sponsoring the Organization’s upcoming annual event, Ayesha rejected their participation. She felt that banks have a casual approach toward charity events and it is risky to involve them in the event.
Do you think Ayesha’s attitude and behavior will or will not change over time? Explain
Does personality have any influence on Ayesha’s decision? Relate it to Big Five Model of Personality Dimension and explain how it predicts behaviour.
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Mr. Ali is a fresh graduate and he is employed at ABC Company. He is a fresh graduate and it’s his first professional job. The job pays him pretty well but he is still unhappy with job.
Develop an account of the current thinking about the relationship between job performance and job satisfaction. Examine what could be the possible reasons behind Mr. Ali being unhappy with his job?
If Ali’s supervisor believes that ‘happy employees are productive employees’, what kind of problems might he encounter? Be sure to emphasize the role of rewards in your answer.