Answer:
Related to Micro Economics : A, B, C, E.
Related to Macro Economics : D.
Explanation:
Micro Economics is the study of a single individual consumer, producer, industry. Eg - Price of a good
Macro Economics is the study of all consumers, producers, industries of the economy at a whole. Eg - General Price level.
Both Micro Economics and Macro Economics deal with aggregates. But:- Micro Economic aggregates have lower level of aggregation & are contextually less related to wide total, than Macro Economics.
<u>Micro Economics </u>: 'A student's decision about how to allocate his time between studying two subjects' ; 'A firm's decision on which production method to use' :- are related to single economic units.
'The effect of rent control on the housing market' ; 'The effect of externality on the quantity produced by the market' :- are related to only those particular industry markets & not to economy as a whole.
<u>Macro Economics </u>: 'The effect of an increase in income tax on national income' :- is an impact of country's government policy at its whole national income.
Answer:
to determine how an audio file will appear on a slide.
Explanation:
Microsoft Excel is a software application or program designed and developed by Microsoft Inc., for analyzing and visualizing spreadsheet documents.
A spreadsheet can be defined as a file or document which comprises of cells in a tabulated format (rows and columns) typically used for formatting, arranging, analyzing, storing, calculating and sorting data on computer systems.
A contextual tab is a special tab that are usually hidden and would only appear when a particular object such as a shape, audio or chart is selected. It contains manipulating, editing and formatting commands that are specific to the object an end user is currently working on.
For example, a new Format tab would appear after adding an audio to a spreadsheet document.
Hence, the function of the audio tools on the Format contextual tab is to determine how an audio file will appear on a slide.
Answer:
E) Both the accounts receivable and the accounts payable periods
Explanation:
The account receivable and the accounts payable affect the length of the cash cycle. This is because, the longer the cash cycle, the more likely a firm will need external financing.
It would take by my calculations around 16 yrs but that is just an hypothesis
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