Answer:
B. upward movement along the supply curve.
Explanation:
An increase in the income of a consumer income would have a significant impact on the quantity of goods demanded by him or her such as increasing the demand for automobiles. As a result of the adjustment to a new equilibrium, there is an upward movement along the supply curve
Answer: (B) Standardization
Explanation:
The standardization is the principle of the NIMS (National incident management system) and it specifically helps in managing or operating the communication and the information system.
It also helps in facilities the interoperability in an organization for the specific incident response and also establishing the action on the basis of proper planning.
The main objective of the national incident management system is that it helps in guiding the various types of private and the government sectors to prevent and also protect from the various types of incidents.
Therefore, Option (B) is correct answer.
The thing which usually happens during tight money periods, generally is:
- short-term rates are higher than long-term rates.
<h3>What is a Tight Money Period?</h3>
This refers to an economic policy in which there is the need for control of inflation in the economy by the financial institution in a country.
With this in mind, we can see that when this happens in the tight money periods, there is usually short term rates which are higher than long term rates because there is a need to control the economy which is rising too quickly.
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In general, it is true that if the frequency is higher, then you make more money. For example, suppose you have a capital 1$ and the interest rate can be either 50% compunded annually or 25% compounded semiannually (same total interest in a year, different compounding rate). In the first case you get 1.5$ back at the end of the year, while in the second case after 1 semester you have 1.25$. After 2 semesters, you have 1.56$. You cannot make infinite money this way though; you can at most gain a factor of 2.7 by reducing the intervals of compounding.
The correct answer is the highest frequency, namely when the interest is compounded as frequently as possible (as long as the total interest rate is the same).
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