The answer is laissez faire
job qualifications.
job salaries.
health benefits.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
If you buy a new video game, you cannot pay your cell phone bill. This is an example of...
setting a long term goal
setting a short term goal
realizing opportunity cost
Answer:
realizing opportunity cost
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is a dilemma where consumers need to choose what to do with their money. To buy something he or she wants, he or she necessarily needs to forgo other possible ways to spend their money. This is because consumers have a financial constraint, meaning they can't buy everything they want. Thus, the opportunity cost of buying a video game is all that one fails to buy with the money spent on buying the video game. For example, he or she could take a trip, buy an outfit etc. Thus every consumer choice involves an opportunity cost. In the narrated case, if he buys the video game, he will not have money to pay the phone bill. Being without a phone is very bad, so the opportunity cost in this case is high as it affects the welfare. Given this, the consumer will decide according to the usefulness of the video game and the mobile phone. Then he will choose to use the money for whatever brings him the most satisfaction and well-being.
Realising opportunity cost?
Answer: False
Explanation: The expenses appear directly in the income statement and indirectly in the balance sheet.
It is useful to always read both the income statement and the balance sheet of a company, so that the full effect of an expense can be seen.
B store sale
C a company picnic for employess
D a listed time cupon
Answer:
C a company picnic for employess
Explanation:
Internal events refer to activities that are organized only for the employees of a company. According to this, from the options given an internal event would be a company picnic for employees.
The other options are not right because an indoor company, a store sale and a listed time coupon are not employees only events as they also include customers.
Stewardship
Grants
Scholarship
Installment loans
All but stewardships.
Voluntary export restraints
Cooperative contracts
Government subsidies
Tariffs