Use the Data Given Below to Answer the Following Question(s)

question 33

Multiple Choice

Use the data given below to answer the following question(s) .
Following is an extract from the Cost per Order Database of Grogtes LLC. $\begin{array}{|l|l|c|l|lr|}\hline\text { Item Category } & \text { Item } \mathrm{ID} &{\text { Item Cost }} & \text { Units } & \text { Cost per Order } \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N101 } & \$ 2.44 & 94 & \$ &229.36\\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S101 } & \$ 20.44 & 49 & \$ & 1,001.56 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N102 } & \$ 5.44 & 35 & \$ & 190.40 \\\hline \text { Screwdriver } & \text { SD 101 } & \$ 20.44 & 26 & \$ & 531.44 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N102 } & \$ 3.44 & 55 & \$ & 189.20 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S102 } & \$ 5.44 & 59 & \$ & 320.96 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N101 } & \$ 2.44 & 74 & \$ & 180.56 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N102 } & \$ 5.44 & 89 & \$ & 484.16 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N101 } & \$ 2.44 & 31 & \$ & 75.64 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S103 } & \$ 9.44 & 59 & \$ & 556.96 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N102 } & \$ 5.44 & 89 & \$ & 484.16 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S101 } & \$ 2.44 & 28 & \$ & 68.32 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S101 } & \$ 20.44 & 80 & \$ & 1,635.20 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N102 } & \$ 5.44 & 34 & \$ & 184.96 \\\hline \text { Nails } & \text { NG101 } & \$ 125.45 & 1 & \$ & 125.45 \\\hline \text { Bolts } & \text { B101 } & \$ 16.44 & 15 & \$ & 246.60 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S103 } & \$ 9.44 & 27 & \$ & 254.88 \\\hline \text { Screwdriver } & \text { SD 102 } & \$ 9.44 & 63 & \$ & 594.72 \\\hline \text { Screwdriver } & \text { SD 101 } & \$ 20.44 & 14 & \$ & 286.16 \\\hline \text { Bolts } & \text { B102 } & \$ 5.44 & 95 & \$ & 516.80 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N103 } & \$ 1.74 & 66 & \$ & 114.84 \\\hline \text { Bolts } & \text { B101 } & \$ 16.44 & 73 & \$ & 1,200.12 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S103 } & \$ 9.44 & 45 & \$ & 424.80 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S104 } & \$ 15.45 & 86 & \$ & 1,328.70 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S102 } & \$ 5.44 & 3 & \$ & 16.32 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S101 } & \$ 20.44 & 6 & \$ & 122.64 \\\hline \text { Bolts } & \text { B } 102 & \$ 5.44 & 49 & \$ & 266.56 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N101 } & \$ 2.44 & 65 & \$ & 158.60 \\\hline \text { Screw driver } & \text { SD 103 } & \$ 5.44 & 95 & \$ & 516.80 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N103 } & \$ 1.74 & 52 & \$ & 90.48 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S103 } & \$ 9.44 & 79 & \$ & 745.76 \\\hline \text { Nailgun pack } & \text { NG101 } & \$ 125.45 & 4 & \$ & 501.80 \\\hline \text { Bolts } & \text { B102 } & \$ 5.44 & 61 & \$ & 331.84 \\\hline \text { Bolts } & \text { B103 } & \$ 12.94 & 54 & \$ & 698.76 \\\hline \text { Bolts } & \text { B104 } & \$ 24.40 & 41 & \$ & 1,000.40 \\\hline \text { Nails } & \text { NG102 } & \$ 275.45 & 2 & \$ & 550.90 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N103 } & \$ 1.74 & 6 & \$ & 10.44 \\\hline \text { Screw driver } & \text { SD } 104 & \$ 2.44 & 75 & \$ & 183.00 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S101 } & \$ 20.44 & 56 & \$ & 1,144.64 \\\hline \text { Nuts } & \text { N103 } & \$ 1.74 & 13 & \$ & 22.62 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \$ 102 & \$ 5.44 & 10 & \$ & 54.40 \\\hline\end{array}$
$\quad$ $$\begin{array} { | c | l | r | l | l c | } \hline \text { Screws } & \text { S101 } & \$ 20.44 & 93 & \$ & 1,900.92 \\\hline \text { Screws } & \text { S102 } & \$ 5.44 & 27 & \$ & 146.88 \\\hline\end{array}$$
-Which of the following is true about constructing PivotTables?

• A) It is not possible to construct the PivotTable in the same worksheet.
• B) Dragging a field into the Report Filter area allows addition of a third dimension to the analysis.
• C) Placing a field each in the row and column labels will automatically sum the variable values in the table.
• D) PivotTables cannot be duplicated by copying and pasting an existing table.

Grasp the difference between consumer and producer surplus.

Understand the concepts of willingness to pay, actual payment, and calculation of surplus.

Learn how government interventions (price floors and ceilings) impact consumer and producer surpluses.

Understand the importance and methods of calculating producer surplus.

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