Four Employees Who Work as Drive-Through Attendants at a Local

question 23

Multiple Choice

Four employees who work as drive-through attendants at a local fast-food restaurant are being evaluated.As part of a quality improvement initiative and employee evaluation,these workers were observed over three days.One of the statistics collected was the proportion of time the employee forgot to include a napkin in the bag.Related information is given in the table. $\begin{array}{lcc}&\text { o of Dinners }&\text { o of Dinners Packed }\\\text { Worker } & \text { Packed } & \text { with No Napkin } \\\text { Joe } & 25 \% & 6 \% \\\text { Jan } & 20 \% & 2 \% \\\text { Cheryl } & 20 \% & 10 \% \\\text { Clay } & 35 \% & 4 \%\end{array}$
What is the probability that there is not a napkin included for a given order?

• A)0.22
• B)0.24
• C)0.053
• D)0.015
• E)0.04

Understand the concept of price being driven to minimum average total cost in competitive markets due to characteristics like free entry and exit.

Analyze how changes in a firm's output level affect its profitability in a competitive market.

Recognize the implications of a firm producing at a level where marginal cost exceeds or is less than marginal revenue.

Understand the impact of market conditions on a firm's decision to adjust output rather than price in a competitive price-taker market.

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