By Akmal Shodiyev

By Akmal Shodiyev

Homework

CASE-1
	0	1	Δ
Revenues (R)	45200	48200	(+)3000
Quantity (Q)	10300	14200	(+)3900
Price (P)	4,39	3,39	-1

1. 
   ΔQ^(ΔR)=(Q₁-Q₀)*P₀=>(14200-10300)*4,39=3900*4,39=17121
   
2. 
   ΔP^(ΔR)=(P₁-P₀)*Q₁=>(3,39-4,39)*14200=(-1)*14200=-14200
   
3. 
   V: ΔQ^(ΔR)+ ΔP^(ΔR)=17121+(-14200)=2921
   

V:3000≈2921

The company's revenue grew by $ 3,000 in 1 year compared to 2 years. Product volume also increased by (+) $ 3900 compared to 1 year. But as we can see, the price of one product has dropped by (-) 1 compared to the first year. That's down from $ 4.39 to $ 3.39. However, we can see that the income is not falling.

In Conclution: The company's revenue is growing. The production capacity of the enterprise is growing rapidly. Maybe that's why we see that the price of the product has fallen, but the profit has not fallen due to the speed of the sales process. This means that the work is being done effectively.

CASE-2
	0	1	Δ
Revenues (R)	321400	310200	-11200
Quantity (Q)	21400	25300	3900
Price (P)	15,02	12,26	-2,76

1. 
   ΔQ^(ΔR)=(Q₁-Q₀)*P₀=>(25300-21400)*15,02=3900*15,02=58578
   
2. 
   ΔP^(ΔR)=(P₁-P₀)*Q₁=>(12,26-15,02)*25300=(-2,76)*25300= -69828
   
3. 
   V: ΔQ^(ΔR)+ ΔP^(ΔR)=58578+(-72611)= -14033
   

V:-11200≈-11250

We can see that the company's revenue has decreased compared to the previous year. Despite the increase in production, we see that prices have fallen significantly.

In short, given that the company's revenue has fallen, production efficiency has increased, but prices have fallen, we need to reconsider the company's strategy or readapt to product of another production.