ADM 1370 Study Guide - Clip Art, Railways Act 1921, Decision Analysis

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Based on robert reich (former us secretary of. Test multiple times to make sure the results are what you expect: Format the worksheet so it looks aesthetically pleasing. Each cell is referenced by its intersecting column (letter) and. Cells, ranges, and references row (number): e. g. cell a1 is the topmost left cell in the spreadsheet. A range is a rectangular group of cells in a worksheet: can be one single cell or may be entire worksheet. Can consist of contiguous (together) or non-contiguous (not together) cells: A contiguous range of cells is referenced by the top left cell reference and the bottom right cell reference: e. g. b2:d5. Formulas are used to perform operations and arrive at a. Used to automate calculations that were once done manually. Rather than typing a cell address, use an alternative method that involves minimal typing: Auto-fill feature can also be used to duplicate formulas:

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Excel 2010 provides the capability to exchange data with otherapplications. Discuss the different types of ways to exchange databetween Excel and other Microsoft applications. Are therelimitations to the exchange process? How can you exchange data withother applications that are not part of the Microsoft Office Suite?Discuss how you would exchange data with external data sources suchas websites.

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The following questions address some of the price and output decisions faced by firms other than those found in perfect competition. Some numbers may be rounded.

Table 1

Output	Average Fixed cost	Average Variable Cost	Average Total Cost	Marginal Cost	Price	Total Revenue	Marginal Revenue
0					$ 345.00
1	$ 180.00	$ 135.00	$ 315.00		$ 300.00
2	$ 90.00	$ 127.50	$ 217.50		$ 249.00
3	$ 60.00	$ 120.00	$ 180.00		$ 213.00
4	$ 45.00	$ 112.50	$ 157.50		$ 189.00
5	$ 36.00	$ 111.00	$ 147.00		$ 165.00
6	$ 30.00	$ 112.50	$ 142.50		$ 144.00
7	$ 25.71	$ 115.70	$ 141.41		$ 126.00
8	$ 22.50	$ 121.90	$ 144.40		$ 111.00
9	$ 20.00	$ 130.00	$ 150.00		$ 99.00
10	$ 18.00	$ 139.50	$ 157.50		$ 87.00

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Complete Table 1. Summarize your calculations and use Microsoft Excel.
Using Excel, draw one graph showing average fixed costs, average variable costs, average total costs, marginal revenue, and marginal costs.
Using the data in the table and on your graph, what is the profit maximizing, or loss minimizing level of output? Explain and justify your answers.
What is a normal profit? What is an economic profit? Explain your answer using examples. Are normal profits being earned in this example? Are economic profits present for this firm in this example? Explain your answers.
Given the data in the table and the graph, how could you determine or identify the optimal plant size?
What is the difference between explicit and implicit cost? Explain your answers.
How would we determine if a cost is a fixed cost or a variable cost?

Present your analysis in Microsoft Excel format. Enter non-numerical responses in the same worksheet using textboxes. If you want to learn how to use Microsoft Excel to create curves, refer to the Microsoft Excel tutorials.

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Through critical thinking in philosophy, we learn that traditions, beliefs, opinions, and assumptions can hinder us from arriving at logical decisions. Many of you are used to basing your decisions on any or all of the above (recall Platoâs Cave).

Why is it important to learn other means of arriving at important decisions?

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