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Answer:
The equilibrium may increase, decrease or remain the same.
Explanation:
If more students attend college they will need textbooks, so the demand for textbooks will increase. This will cause the demand curve to shift to the right.
At the same time, as paper becomes cheaper, the cost of producing textbooks will get reduced. This will increase the supply of new textbooks. This increase in supply will cause the supply curve to shift to the right.
If textbook authors accept lower royalties the cost of production for textbooks will decrease, so the supply will increase.
If fewer old textbooks are sold, the demand for new textbooks will increase.
This increase in both demand and supply of textbooks will increase the equilibrium quantity of textbooks. But the change in equilibrium price depends on the proportionate change in demand and supply.
If both demand and supply increase by the same proportion, the equilibrium price will remain the same.
If demand increases more than the supply, the equilibrium price will increase.
If supply increases more than demand, the equilibrium price will fall.
Answer:
A. Level 5.
Explanation:
The description stands for the top of the pyramid.
The term of the pramyde of leadership along with their definition were created by Jim Collins in his good "Good to Great"
Being:
Level 1 Leadership: Highly Capable Individual
Level 2 Leadership: Contributing Team Member
Level 3 Leadership: Competent Manager
Level 4 Leadership: Effective Leader
Level 5 Leadership: Great Leader
The great leader has all the expertise of the previous but, also a combination of being <em><u>strong-willed yet humble</u></em>. It is this combination of will and humility that makes them great. It also sets them apart from all the other levels of leadership.
According to the author those are the lider which attain greatness for teh company
Population - 50,000Employed - 46,000Students not looking for work - 2,000
To calculate Boone's unemployment rate you'll use the formula: Unemployment rate = number of people unemployed / labor force
Those that fall into the unemployment category are those that are not working but are actively looking/wanting to work. Students, stay-at-home moms etc that are not wanting to work, though unemployed, to not fall into this category.
The labor force is made up of everyone willing and able to work.
First, let's subtract the students who are not looking for work from the population so get the labor force. 50,000 - 2,000 = 48,000 (labor force)
Next, to get the number of people unemployed let us subtract the labor force of 48,000 by those already employed of 46,000. 48,000 - 46,000 = 2,000
Finally, we are able to calculate the unemployment rate of Boone. Unemployment rate = number of people unemployed / labor forceUnemployment rate = 2,000/48,000= .042 multiply by 100 to get the percentage. 4.2%Unemployment rate of Boone is 4.2%