Interest Rate Expected Rate of Cost of Funds Return (%) R&D ($M) (% 24 35 24 20 45 24 16 55 24 12 65 24 8 75 24 The table shows the expected rate of return, R&D spending, and interest-rate cost-of-funds for a hypothetical firm. Based on the information given, the optimal amount of R&D spending would be Multiple Choice O $0 million. O $35 million. O $45 million. O $55 million.Units of Labor Wage Rate MRC ( of Labor) MRP (of Labor) 1 $ 8 $ 8 $ 12 2 8 8 10 3 8 8 8 4 8 8 6 5 8 8 4 Refer to the given data. If there is neither a union nor a minimum wage, we can conclude that this firm Multiple Choice O "purchases" labor in a purely competitive labor market. O is a monopsonist. O faces a perfectly inelastic labor supply curve. O has a perfectly elastic labor demand curve.Beginning Total End Period Year Period Value Interest Value 1 $ 2,006 $ 100 $ 2, 100 2 $ 2, 100 A B 3 C D $ 2, 315 Refer to the table representing Darcy's bank account. If she deposited $2,000 into her account at the beginning of year 1 and made no further deposits or withdrawals, which cell(s) represents the future value(s) of the initial deposit if the money remains in the account for three years? Multiple Choice O cell B only O cell A only O cells A and D O cells B and C