According to the principle of comparative advantage Charles Woodson plays defensive back rather than receiver for the Green Bay Packers because his advantage as a defensive back exceeds his advantage as a receiver.
Option: B
Explanation:
The theory of comparative advantage depicts how a country can produce more goods instead of utilizing less services. In this way advantage of produced goods will be more in comparison with utilized services. When the profit margin exceeds used cost ratio it establish comparative advantage theory.
It is mainly effective in international trade and commerce where many goods are being imported and exported and taxes are collected on the basis of profit margin. Richardo establishes the theory of comparative advantage.
Answer:
The oldest maps were made by hand of course, and were based on fairly crude measurements of paces, strides and the like and directions only loosely related to NEWS. Clocks helped (as with navigation, latitude could be estimated by seeing what stars were above the horizon (or how high the sun seemed at its zenith), but longitude needed to know when they were seen).
Modern maps have the extraordinary advantage of precise locations of points, and even the benefit of direct overhead observation, and are no longer hand drawn.
Explanation:
Answer:
b. social learning theory
Explanation:
In sociology, the social learning theory states that learning is the result of the interaction of different forces or components:
- Learning can be first acquired by observing others (in other words through models or observational learning).
- Learning can also be acquired through rewards and punishments (also known in psychology as conditioning)
- Learning, also is acquired by the feedback that we get from other people (this point is related to the previous one and is known as social reinforcement).
Therefore, Conditioning, social reinforcement, and observational learning are components of b. social learning theory.
Answer:
Truly florishing given the kind of being that we are
Explanation: happiness is usually a word we usually don't read meaning to most times. Aristotle describe happiness as florishing like the eudaemonist theories. Aristotle was the one who lead the notion or view on science of happiness. He believes happiness is a complete virtue and the purpose of life itself and our goal
