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Each country has a unique economic system to allocate its scarce resources. However, the economic system of most of the world'

labwork [276]

Answer:

The answer are: ... are a combination of the central planning system and the price system.

Explanation:

Every economy in the world is a mixture of capitalism and socialism. In capitalism the fee market is absolute king, it sets prices and supply and demand of products. In socialist countries the government plans the economy and decides supply and demand of goods and services.

No country is purely capitalist since taxes exist and the government always intervenes with regulations and public services, etc. No country is purely socialist either, not even North Korea, since all the economies need to trade with their neighbors and people will always want to prosper.

So countries try to manage their economies in a mixture, some are more capitalist like the US and Canada, and some are more socialist like North Korea and Venezuela. The EU is sort of in the middle of both ideologies.

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4 years ago

At her job of grooming horses, Polly Yaskovich worked 8 hours a day on Monday and Tuesday earning $67 each day. On Wednesday, sh

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Answer:

Your answer is that she needs to earn $148 on Friday

Explanation:

Calculate Average:

(67 + 82 + 78) / 4 = 56.75 (Remember 67 is worth Monday and Tuesday)

We know that the number that the 4 numbers add up to has to be divisible by 5 because our we need to average 75 and we have 5 days to average on.

5 x 75 = 375

67 + 82 + 78 = 227

375 - 227 = 148

(67+82+78+148) / 5 = 75

Your answer is that she needs to earn $148 on Friday

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3 years ago

Alex is starting a career in ux and wants to be able to specialize in a particular ux design role and focus on one project from

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A small start-up is a good fit for Alex.

Startups are frequently internet- or technology-based firms with broad market appeal. On the other hand, you don't need a sizable market to expand into in order to run a small firm. All you need is a market, and you must be able to effectively contact and service every member of that market.

Despite their tiny size, startups can have a big impact on the expansion of the economy. Startups are the epicenters of the invention; they generate jobs, which increases employment and boosts the economy; and they have a noticeable influence on the cities in which they settle.

After a few years of operation, startups are on the road to success. While small firms develop quickly, they can only do so if they start to see success over time. A startup needs time to develop and gain a large customer base that can use its product.

Types of startups are:

Buyable startups
Scalable startups
Offshoot startups
Social startups

To know more about startups refer to: brainly.com/question/14488761

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2 years ago

At its inception, Peacock Company purchased land for $50,000 and a building for $220,000. After exactly 4 years, it transferred

Viktor [21]

Answer:

Selvick company should record the building at $220,000 and accumulation depreciation of $44,000

Explanation:

The computation of deprecation is shown below:

Depreciation = (Original cost - salvage value) ÷ useful life

where,

Original cost is $220,000

Salvage value is 0

And, the useful life is 20 years

Now put these values to the above formula

So, the answer would be equal to

= $220,000 - 0 ÷ 20

= $11,000

And, the accumulated depreciation would be

= Depreciation × number of years

= $11,000 × 4

= $44,000

we ignored other information which is given in the question, as we have to compute the depreciation through Straight line method.

Hence, Selvick company should record the building at $220,000 and accumulation depreciation of $44,000

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3 years ago

What best-cost provider strategy would you be most unlikely to recommend for a small-sized company entering a highly segmented m

Ainat [17]

Answer:

I would be most UNLIKELY to recommend a broad low-cost strategy to a small-sized company entering a highly segmented market.

Explanation:

I would NOT recommend a broad low-cost strategy because the <u>company size suggests it lacks the necessary resources to satisfy the various customer needs in a broad and highly segmented market.</u>

Instead, I would be most likely to recommend a Focused low-cost strategy with which the company can focus its limited resources on a specific narrow segment or niche in the market, and meet the needs of customers within that segment.

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3 years ago