Darren is searching for a new job in Brisbane. He pays a $150 fee to join a job website called "Jobs in Brisbane" where he will conduct his search. He is currently employed and is paid $50,000 annually but would like a job that pays more. Darren values his free time the same as his hourly rate which is $30/hour. Which of the following statements is true? Darren should search until he knows all the available jobs in Brisbane. The opportunity cost of Darren searching for a new job is $50,000. Within the first three hours of searching Darren doesn't find a job and so he should give up and return to his current one. Darren should search until the value of his searching reaches thirty dollars an hour. Darren should factor in the $150 fee he has already paid to use the website.

Dave has a job that pays him $$$9 per hour.Assume a working week of $$38 hours and there are $$52 weeks in a year.Round your answers to the nearest dollar.

Use the information below to answer questions 4 through 7.A construction company in a small town needs to hire workers to build a new community center. There are only four people in the town who are qualified to work on this kind of construction project, and they are already employed, as follows:Klara works full-time at the local gas station, earning $8.99 per hour.Henry works full-time as an administrative assistant at the town hall, earning $19.99 per hour.Alex works four hours a day mowing lawns, earning $11.99 per hour, and another four hours a day cleaning houses, earning $17.99 per hour.Melody works full-time at a bank in the next town, earning $22.99 per hour.What is Alex's opportunity cost per day for accepting a full-time job working on the construction project? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Assume your answer is in dollars and enter a numeric value only.

Use the information below to answer questions 4 through 7.A construction company in a small town needs to hire workers to build a new community center. There are only four people in the town who are qualified to work on this kind of construction project, and they are already employed, as follows:Klara works full-time at the local gas station, earning $8.99 per hour.Henry works full-time as an administrative assistant at the town hall, earning $19.99 per hour.Alex works four hours a day mowing lawns, earning $11.99 per hour, and another four hours a day cleaning houses, earning $17.99 per hour.Melody works full-time at a bank in the next town, earning $22.99 per hour.What is Henry's opportunity cost per day for accepting a full-time job working on the construction project? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Assume your answer is in dollars and enter a numeric value only.

Use the information below to answer questions 4 through 7.A construction company in a small town needs to hire workers to build a new community center. There are only four people in the town who are qualified to work on this kind of construction project, and they are already employed, as follows:Klara works full-time at the local gas station, earning $8.99 per hour.Henry works full-time as an administrative assistant at the town hall, earning $19.99 per hour.Alex works four hours a day mowing lawns, earning $11.99 per hour, and another four hours a day cleaning houses, earning $17.99 per hour.Melody works full-time at a bank in the next town earning $22.99 per hour.What hourly wage must the construction company offer to get enough workers to fill 30 hours per day? Assume your answer is in dollars per hour and enter a numeric value only.

Jerome works a job that pays $10.45 per hour. He works 17 hours a week. Compute the total amount Jerome makes per week.Group of answer choices$41.80 per week$1.63 per week$73.15 per week$177.65 per week