Answer:D. Moral codes and social sanctions
Explanation:
Moral codes refers to acceptable or right ethics that guides people's conducts . Social sanctions refers to actions not necessarily back or enforceable legally that force the people to behave in the right manner.
In the above scenario Brian was not willing to litter the floor due to anticipated public negative reaction s to her littering the floor with cigarettes butt.
It's not a contract for no two parties are involved, nor involved busines merger and neither is it a charity action.
Answer;
A
Explanation:
two types of industries are made mention of in this question.
1)Local Fledgling Industries
2)Export Dependent Industries,who are being forced to buy products from local industries now.
Since the Government has placed a ban on the importation of the products that are being made by the local fledgling industries. The implication of this is that:
1. Buyers of those import products will experience a rise in the Cost of those products as the competition faced by the Fledging industries decreases.
2. Competing becomes difficult for Export dependent industries. This is because of inflation. They now have to buy the same product at an inflated cost, thereby reducing profits.
In the scenario given above, Tim is engaging in OBSERVATION RESEARCH. Observation research, also called field research is a type of non-experimental research in which a researcher is observing an ongoing natural behaviour that is occurring in a natural setting. The result of analysis of this behaviour can help a company to serve its customers better.
<u>Answer: </u>Prime rate
<u>Explanation:</u>
Prime rate is the rate of interest charged by the commercial banks to their creditworthy customers for short term loans. These customers are usually big corporations involved in business. RRR is the required reserved ratio which the deposits that banks must keep in hand.
Federal funds rate is the charges that banks impose on other banks for borrowing. Federal fund rate is used in the calculation of the prime rate. Money multiplier formula means the bank uses to calculate the new money inflow through demand deposits.
