Answer:
a. greater than average total cost.
Explanation:
<u><em>Average total cost</em></u> is the cost of a unit output of goods that is being produced. Total Cost is the addition of all the cost of production which include total fixed cost and the total variable cost. Average Total cost is equal to total cost divided by total number of output.
<u><em>Marginal Cost</em></u> This is the change in the opportunity cost when an additional unit is added for production,<em> it is the cost of producing one additional unit of goods.</em>
Therefore, when the average cost of production is increasing, the marginal cost is greater than average cost, and when the average cost is decreasing the marginal cost is less than average cost. Also when the average cost is neither increasing nor decreasing, the marginal cost will be equal to average cost.
Answer:
The VALS framework examines the intersection of psychology, demographics, and lifestyles.
Explanation:
The VALS system (Values and Lifestyles), arose from the need to explain the changes that American society presented in the 1960s. This classification, developed by the Stanford Research Institute, is based on the concept that people throughout their lives go through different stages, and each stage affects their attitudes, behavior and psychological needs. This system, related to purchasing behavior, establishes in general terms that people are grouped into three basic consumer orientations:
-Principle-oriented consumers. They buy taking into account "how the world should be".
-Consumers oriented by status; They base their purchases on the opinions and attitudes of other people.
-Action oriented consumers; These consumers base their purchase decisions on the activity, variety and risk.
In turn, each of these groups acquires other dimensions based on the level of income, health, education and self-confidence.
Answer:
I waive any possibility of compensation for injuries that I may receive as a result of participation in this research.
Explanation:
The given definition in the scenario is that ''Exculpatory language is that which <u>waives or appears to waive any of the subject's legal rights</u> or releases <u>or appears to release those conducting the research from liability for negligence</u>.''
Therefore in the consent statement requesting that a subject state ''I <u>waive any possibility of compensation for injuries that I may receive as a result of participation</u> in this research, directly defines the content of an exculpatory language.
The statement is waiving the responsibility of researchers for negligence and at the same time waiving the legal rights of the research participants
To answer the question we can look at the
definitions of both "efficiency". and equity", and decide which
action falls under what category:<span>
Efficiency is the quality to successfully finish a job
without wasting any time or resources, by this definition when Eric does not
care about how the pieces are distributed, he is showing efficiency, not
wasting time or energy to distribute, but finishing the distribution.
Equity means the ability to be partial or fair with all, when Eric cares about how the pieces are
distributed, he is showing equity.</span>
The process that Antonio is engaging to as he accepts the
offer of Canadian grocery of having to sell his American-made pasta in Canada is
exporting. This is a means of having to send out the services or goods to
another country.
