Sayuri's Asian Café needs to make pot stickers faster, so Sayuri buys a new machine to speed production, and the team starts using it on Day 4. Sayuri tracks production over the course of seven days. Which of these statements summarizes how the machine affects productivity?

It initially slows production, but then production improves greatly.

It initially slows production, but then production returns to its normal rate.

It initially speeds up production, but then production returns to its normal rate.

It initially speeds up production, but then production slows down again.

Question

Sayuri's Asian Café needs to make pot stickers faster, so Sayuri buys a new machine to speed production, and the team starts using it on Day 4. Sayuri tracks production over the course of seven days. Which of these statements summarizes how the machine affects productivity?

 It initially slows production, but then production improves greatly.

 It initially slows production, but then production returns to its normal rate.

 It initially speeds up production, but then production returns to its normal rate.

 It initially speeds up production, but then production slows down again.

anonymous · Answer

@Yetter

anonymous · Answer

A. seems to be the most accurate.

anonymous · Answer

@Yetter sorry

anonymous · Answer

@KevinHelp

anonymous · Answer

A. still seems to be the correct answer.

anonymous · Answer

i think its a because it gets higher on a graph

anonymous · Answer

can someone help me on my question???

anonymous · Answer

Andy compares mattresses. A twin-sized NightSoft mattress at the large chain BuyRite costs $1,500. The BuyRite saleswoman tells Andy that the company's 24-hour customer service, free mattress cleaning, and 60-day return policies are the best in the business.

A similar twin-sized model, the DarkNights mattress, at the small store Joe's Bed and Linens, costs $1,495. The salesman at Joe's tells Andy that this store offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, plus free delivery.

Which of these is Andy experiencing?

 Non-price competition in a monopolistically competitive market

 Non-price competition in a purely competitive market

 Price competition in a monopolistically competitive market

 Price competition in a purely competitive market
@Yetter

anonymous · Answer

Non-price competition in a purely competitive market.

anonymous · Answer

Trevor's company makes fine chocolates. He has figured out how to maximize his profit. What letter on the graph represents Trevor's situation?

 A

 B

 C

 D

anonymous · Answer

@Yetter

anonymous · Answer

I'm not sure, but I would go with D.

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following statements reflects the broad economic goal of equity?

 Congress increasing funding for space exploration in order to boost high-tech employment and develop new technologies

 Removing funding from public universities that refuse to accept women, minorities, or economically disadvantaged applicants as students

 The National Park Service maintaining a program of controlled fires to burn off undergrowth and keep wildfires from happening

 The president speaking about economic opportunities in giving better trade status to countries with command economies
@Yetter

anonymous · Answer

The most immediate impact of rising inflation is

 decreasing trade

 higher prices

 increasing money supply

 less hiring

anonymous · Answer

@Yetter

anonymous · Answer

@manimstumped