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I will choose the light bulb of Thomas Edison because it has a great impact for the world industry. The world changed when Edison invented the first light bulb. He had failed for 6000 times but he success. His first bulb has shine for 40 hours and he didn't sleep to check how long can it shine.
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Thorndike's law of effect
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Thorndike's law of effect states that if the reponse to an action is pleasurable the person tries to keep doing the same action to receive pleasure.
If a person gets displeasure from an action's response then the person will stop doing that action.
For example, if a child gets candy from their parent after getting good grades, the child will try obtain good grades in the next test in order to recieve the plesurable response of receiving candy.
I believe that b is the answer
Thorstein Veblen used the term "<u>Trained Incapacity</u>" to characterize situations in which workers have become so highly specialized, or have been given such fragmented jobs to do, that they are unable to come up with creative solutions to problems.
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Thorstein Veblen was a sociologist and American economist lived in the year of 1857-1929. Veblen is known to be the father of institutional economics school.
"Trained incapacity" concept was introduced by Veblen. The concept states that even people with high experience and talent can make wrong decision, when the situations change.
Sometimes workers with high specialization will not be able to find solution for a problem. In such cases they could not think beyond their assumption.
The opportunity cost for the sports collector who chooses to purchase the hockey jersey instead of the baseball is <em>A. the cost of the ball.</em>
- In Economics, opportunity cost is described as the forgone benefits from an alternative not chosen.
- Opportunity cost refers to the benefits that is lost when an alternative course of action is preferred to another or when a product or service is chosen instead of its alternative.
- Opportunity cost is not the net value of the jersey or the ball or the cost of the jersey.
Thus, opportunity cost is the cost of the baseball that was not preferred since the benefit to be derived from the ball equals the cost.
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