Answer:
b. Behavior modeling
Explanation:
Behaviour modeling is defined as a learning process where a person is shown how to do something and they are assisted to imitate the model shown.
In this type of model a person can learn through observation of the model. He now imitates what has been seen.
In the given scenario Dr. Jude has provided a variety of examples of the Presentation Zen approach to presentation design and delivery in action.
She designed her lectures/instructor commentaries using this approach and the DMP2 and DMP3 example projects also used the Presentation Zen approach. This is aimed at showing a model that should be imitated.
Answer:
C) Central banks finance large government budget deficits
Explanation:
Hyperinflation is when general price level rise at accelerating high rates. This leads to loss in real value of currency, people tend to substitute it by other stable currency holdings.
An important cause of Hyperinflation is Deficit Financing. This means government generating funds, by bank issuing (printing) new currency. It is done to cover the deficit, the excess of government expenses over its revenues.
Increase in currency money supply, by borrowing from central bank - raises Aggregate Demand & general price level at a very rapid rate, i.e Hyperinflation
Answer:
<em>Duress </em>
Explanation:
Duress is a protection against an agreement. Duress is <em>the wrong pressure to force an individual into an agreement that he or she would not normally enter into. </em>
Duress involves using force intentionally or threatening force to induce the agreement.
It may be either physical or mental manipulation, but it must be intimidation to the degree that it robs the other individual of independent will or freedom of choice.
This implies that no fair alternative to entering the contract is left to the individual.
Answer:
A. plus the net outflow of capital abroad.
Explanation:
National saving of any nation is derived from the people´s savings from the total earning after paying for all nessesities, taxes and government purchase. We can further include net export to the total saving, which is export minus import. We know value of net exports must be equal to the value of net capital outflow. Thus, national saving equals domestic investment and the net outflow of capital abroad.
S= Y-C-G+NX
Where S = saving, Y= Income, C= current consumption, G= Governement purchase, NX= Net export.
