Dakota hates making decisions, especially about things she does not like. her mom wants her to either mow the lawn or clean her room this weekend. this is an example of avoidance-avoidance conflict.
In their daily lives, people face several decisions. However, there are situations when those choices must be made between two equally unpleasant possibilities. The term "avoidance-avoidance conflict" in psychology refers to situations in which a person postpones making a choice because they do not like either of their options. A strategy for managing emotions of worry about the potential consequences of either choice is to avoid making tough decisions.
A feature of imperfect competition is <u>economies of scale</u>, which means that as the firm expands its production, average costs of production fall. Therefore, the firm can <u>decrease</u> its costs of production by selling internationally.
