XYZ operates a movie theater. A movie ticket is $16.00 per ticket, and costs nothing. On average 40% of the customers will buy a soda ($6 each, cost $1); 60% will buy food ($6 average price with a cost of $2). The fixed costs are $387,600.

1. Calculate the break-even quantity and $sales for tickets, soda and food(10 points)  
2. The theater wishes to make $96,900 profit. Calculate the target profit quantity and sales for tickets, soda and popcorn (10 points)

Make sure to show your weighted average calculations, "bundle" calculations, and final answers.

***PYTHON PLEASE***

I'd also like to use decimal to two places when calculating the money $$ values for budget and fee areas.

Thank you!

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Create a Park class. Include the following seven data members:

Name of Park

Location

Type of Park (National, State or Local)

Fee

Number of Employees

Number of visitors reported for the past 12 months

Annual Budget

Write your __init__ class

In addition write four separate instance methods that:

Return a string containing the name of the park, the location and type of park.

Computes the cost per visitor based on annual budget, and the number of visitors during the last 12 months.

Computes the revenue from fees for the past year based on number of visitors and fee.

Prints the values of all of the data members with appropriate labels.

Create a second class to test all aspects of your Park class.

Which of the following is true about the Medicaid program in the United States?

Question 7 options:

15. Compared to offering no unemployment benefits, the unemployment insurance system of the United States probably

a. leads to longer spells of unemployment.

b. decreases the unemployment rate.

c. leads to lower post-unemployment wages.

d. provides for a lower standard of living while unemployed.

Case 7

In the fall of 2001, Enron, the eighth largest corporation in the United States, declared bankruptcy unexpectedly, and investors lost approximately $60 billion. From your reading about this famous case, did Enron’s bankruptcy involve fraud? If so, what type?

1. Describe how the money supply is measured in the United States and how banks, the public, and the Federal Reserve can influence it.

2. Explain what we want the Federal Reserve to be independent of, why that is important, and what parts of its structure help give it independence.

6. A recent survey of 200 households in the United States showed that 8 had a single male as the head of household. A survey of 150 households in Canada showed that 5 had a single male as the head of household. At α =.05, can it be concluded that the proportion in the two countries is different?

The United States has a federal system of government in which power is shared by national and subnational political units. Discuss the evolution of federalism, beginning with the Constitutional foundations of federalism and ending with the current movement. Give an example of a contemporary political issue that illustrates the tension of federalism issues.