Tomatoes cost Andy $3.50 per pound, and he has $10.00 that h…

Tomatoes cost Andy $3.50 per pound, and he has $10.00 that he could possibly spend on tomatoes or other items. Suppose he feels that the first pound of tomatoes is worth $4.00, the second pound is worth $2.78, the third pound is worth $1.05, and all subsequent pounds are worth $0.30 per pound. How many pound of tomatoes will he purchase?  Enter your answer as a whole number.

Refer to the table below. If the information pertains to the…

Refer to the table below. If the information pertains to the demand curve and the long run average cost curve for an electric company that is a natural monopoly, then what quantity will be produced in this market? (hint: you need to calculate marginal revenues and marginal costs)   Price Quantity Demanded LRAC $12 100 $6.00 $10 200 $5.50 $8 300 $5.33 $7 400 $5.50 $6 500 $6.00  

Price Quantity Demanded $40 10 $35 15 $30 20 $25 25…

Price Quantity Demanded $40 10 $35 15 $30 20 $25 25 $20 30 Use the demand schedule above to answer the following question. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth (0.00) and do not include the negative sign (-). Going from a price of $25 to a price of $20, the elasticity coefficient is?