<span>D. the poverty threshold. This differs based on geography (certain areas of the country are more expensive to live in than others) and family size.</span>
<span>The
sellers may want to get rid of the
product because it may be taking up space in inventory so they will sell
it for less, this will affect consumer perceptions because there will be more
people with the product which will allow more people to see the product.</span>
Answer:
Option D, might fall, but we cannot know without more information
Explanation:
Complete question
If real GDP falls by 2% while work hours fall by 10%, then labor productivity:
a. falls
b. is unchanged
c. rises
d. might fall, but we cannot know without more information
Solution -
As we know
Productivity is equal to Real GDP/ Total Hours Worked. This means that if working hours of the labor force reduces then the productivity will rise.
Here GDP also falls but compared to the total working hours the fall of GDP is 1/5. Hence, the productivity might fall/rise as compared to the case when neither the GDP nor the working hours were falling.
Hence, option D is correct
T, attitudes are generally very good predictors of behavior.
