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n which situation would it be inefficient to produce any more goods or services?
A
the marginal cost exceeds the marginal benefit
B
the marginal benefit exceeds the marginal cost
C
the marginal benefit is equal to the marginal cost
D
the marginal cost is less than the marginal benefit
Answer:
A. The marginal cost exceeds the marginal benefit.
This is basically saying that it costs more than the benefit. It's more expensive than it benefits you. Therefore, you shouldn't produce any more of them, since it doesn't benefit you that well and costs a bit much.
The situation where it'll be inefficient to produce any more goods or services is A. the marginal cost exceeds the marginal benefit.
It should be noted that an efficient quantity of a product simply means the quantity that makes marginal benefit from the good to be equal to the marginal cost that is used in its production.
In a situation where the marginal benefit exceeds the marginal cost, there's efficiency in the production of the good. On the other hand, there's inefficiency when marginal cost exceeds the marginal benefit.
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In the 1st century through 12th century CE, what were the universal religions and what does universal religion means?
Answer:
The three predominant universalizing religions between the first and twelfth centuries CE were Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam.
Universal religions are religions that attempt to gain conversions from anyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, or geographic area.
PLEASE HELP ASAP!! Imagine that you once again have a species of bacteria that asexually divides, but this time it divides once a minute. So if you start with one bacterium at time 0, then after 1 minute you have 2 bacteria; after 2 minutes you have 4, etc. Imagine that you place one of these bacteria into a bottle at 11:00 p.m. and that at midnight (one hour later) that bottle is completely full.
1. At what time will the bottle be exactly half-full? How did you figure this out?
2. At what time might an intelligent, environmentally conscious bacterium in this bottle realize that its species was running out of space? Why?
1. The bottle will be exactly half-full at 11:59 p.m., one minute before midnight, because the bacteria population doubles every minute.
2. An intelligent, environmentally conscious bacterium might realize its species is running out of space when the bottle is about 90% full (at 11:58 p.m.), recognizing the doubling pattern and anticipating that the bottle will be completely full in the next minute.
How is it so?
1. The bacteria population doubles every minute, and the bottle is completely full at midnight. Therefore, if the bottle is half-full just before midnight, it means that the population doubled right before reaching full capacity. Alternatively, the bacteria population must have reached its half-full capacity one minute before midnight. So, the bottle will be exactly half-full at 11:59 p.m., one minute before midnight.
2. An intelligent, environmentally conscious bacterium in the bottle might realize that its species is running out of space shortly before the bottle becomes completely full. Since the population doubles every minute, and the bottle is full at midnight, the bacterium could observe the rapid increase in population during the last few minutes leading up to midnight.