Explanation: I think that governments should consider human rights in privileged trade with countries, so the answer is: <em>yes</em>. Human rights are first and foremost a moral principle that provides a framework for human behaviour, more precisely the ideas and ideals of moral behaviour that are prescribed by many international instruments. This means that human rights are, in fact, fundamental rights of literally everyone, regardless of race, nation or language. It is true that the goal of trade is profit, but that is why there are international laws that protect human rights and provide a framework for moral human behaviour. The protection of human rights as such is also a compulsory part of foreign policy under international law, and thus an integral part of the foreign policy of many countries, and more precisely those who respect and enforce these laws. Preferential trade rights usually refer to lowering tariffs and other preferential terms in transactions, and thus as part of a country's foreign policy may be a contribution to improving human rights with those engaged in trade. Again, if a country respects international laws of business and human rights, it should be privileged when trade is at stake, but if that country itself does not carry out its human rights policies consistently, or even threaten them among its people, then it should restrict trade with such countries. So not only should such a country not be privileged when it comes to trade, but some of the economic sanctions under international law should also be considered.
Primary drives are UNLEARNED. Primary drives refers to basic biological needs that an organism experience from within the body, that is, they are caused by stimuli within the body. Examples of primary drives are thirst, hunger and need for sexual intercourse. Primary drives are unlearned because they are not taught, they are exhibited naturally.
There are lots of ways in which the balloon manufacturer will be able to know who are their other customers apart from those who purchase as stock in the party stores. They could do some research as to what other occasions are balloons useful for. This could be for the school fair as decors or used in the experiment, and many others.
They could also do surveys and other stuffs. By knowing what other purposes the balloons may have, they can design and manufacture the balloons accordingly with the proper material.
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Explanation:
In order to find the highest amount david can pay or in other words the present value of the investment we would have to discount the cash flows
3000/1.08+3000/1.08^2+3000/1.08^3+3000/1.08^4+3000/1.08^5=11,978
The authoritative body designated to promulgate standards concerning an accountant's association with unaudited financial statements of an entity that is not required to file financial statements with an agency regulating the issuance of the entity's securities is the: <u>accounting and review services committee</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
The Accounting and Review Services Committee is a committee that engages in reviewing or compiling the unaudited financial statement.
An unaudited financial statement is a document that is not submitted by an individual for verification and review process. The financial statement is said to be unaudited until they are reviewed and approved by a certified external auditor.
The accounting and review services committee are responsible for promulgating standards regarding accountant association. The auditor helps in reviewing the financial statement of the individual.
