2. Consider the model from class showing the stock of a recyclable resource. Suppose that there are three future periods (t = 1, 2, and 3) during which the resource will be extracted for use. The initial stock (So) of the variable is 500 units, and it is optimal to extract 10 units in the first period, 20 units in the second, and 30 units in the third. Furthermore, 70% of the amount extracted each period is recycled back into the available stock. At the end of the third period, how much of the resource will be available?

2. Consider the model from class showing the stock of a recyclable resource. Suppose that there are three future periods (t = 1, 2, and 3) during which the resource will be extracted for use. The initial stock (So) of the variable is 500 units, and it is optimal to extract 10 units in the first period, 20 units in the second, and 30 units in the third. Furthermore, 70% of the amount extracted each period is recycled back into the available stock. At the end of the third period, how much of the resource will be available?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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