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True or false chronic disease diseases are the only type of diseases that afflict people and developed countries

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A farmer wants to buy a new combine rather than hire a custom harvester. The total fixed costs for the desired combine are $21,270 per year. The variable cost (not counting the operator’s labor) is $8.75 per hour. The farmer can harvest 5 acres per hour. The custom harvester charges $16.00 per acre. How many acres must be harvested per year to break-even?

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Select the statement that is true about this example of “marking the text.” Highlighting only important and/or new words is a good technique when marking the text. The student should have marked “ribosomes” every time the word occurs in the passage, not just once. The student should highlight most of the text, not just a few words. The student should have underlined instead of highlighted.

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In Country X, the opportunity cost of producing 1 car is 20 refrigerators. In Country Y, the opportunity cost of 1 refrigerator is 0.02 cars. • Determine the pattern of comparative advantage. • In autarky, Country X can produce 10,000 refrigerators if no cars are produced, and Country Y can produce 200 cars if no refrigerators are produced. Draw each country's production possibility frontier assuming constant opportunity cost, with cars on the vertical axis and refrigerators on the horizontal axis. • With trade, each country specializes in its production. Country X consumes 400 cars and 8,000 refrigerators, and Country Y consumes 1,000 cars and 20,000 refrigerators. Indicate the production and consumption points on your diagrams, and use them to explain the gains from trade.

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Use the graph below to answer the questions that follow. Cost 50 41- 30 23 20 1 1.5 3.5 MC ATC 5 AVC Quantity(in thousands) If a firm with these costs operated in a perfectly competitive market, what quantity do they produce in the long run? Remember, the quantity is expressed in thousands, so your answer should be thousands (eg, if you believe the answer is 8, enter 8000 not 8) Q- If a firm with these costs curves operated in a monopolistically competitive market, what price would we expect to see in the long run? A price higher than $41 A price between $23 and $41 A price lower than $23

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Question 10 Fixed cost are expenditures that do not change regardless of the level of production: Because fixed inputs do not change in the short run. Because fixed inputs always change in the short run. Only if the firm is experiencing economies of scale. Only if the firm is experiencing diminishing marginal product. Are set on Mars.

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3- Hasan owns a small warehouse that is insured for $252,000 under a commercial property insurance policy. The policy contains a 90% coinsurance clause. The warehouse sustained a $50,000 loss because of a fire in a storage area. The value of the warehouse at the time of loss is $350,000. What will the insurer pay? 4- Noora has a major medical health insurance policy. The policy has a $500 calendar year deductible and a 20% coinsurance clause. Noora had a surgery on her shoulder that incurred a medical bill of $18,000. How much will Noora pay? 5- Jasim owns a commercial office building that is insured under three property insurance contracts. He has $150,000 of insurance from Company A, $300,000 from Company B, and $550,000 From Company C. Assume that a pro-rata liability provision appears in each contract. If a $200,000 loss occurs, how much will Jasim collect from each insurer? 6- Assume that a $320,000 liability claim is covered under three liability insurance contracts. Policy A has a $500,000 limit of coverage, Policy B has a $125,000 limit of coverage and Policy C has a $50,000 limit of coverage for the claim. The contracts provide for contribution by equal shares. a. How much will each insurer contribute towards the claim? b. If the claim was only $60,000, how much would each insurer pay?

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Christina buys a pair of headphones with a listed price of $124. Christina uses a discount that provides 15% off. What is the total final price Christina pays?

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Text: Use the quadratic formula to solve the equation. The equation has real number solutions only. 2m^2 + 3m = 4.

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Question 71 The blood vessel carrying blood high in CO2 to the lungs is the: vena cava pulmonary veins aorta pulmonary arteries

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