<span>In America through most of the 1800's, a firm stand was taken in favor of the classical economic views of smith and ricardo.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": group decision making.
Explanation:
Group decision making allows members to share individual experiences among the team. The team usually starts by brainstorming ideas on their tasks so the path they will follow is decided by the majority of them. These types of actions create a sense of justice in the group that later will be translated into commitment with the path taken. Besides, as the team members elected that path by themselves, they are likely to have a deeper understanding of what they are looking for the result of the work to be.
Answer:
The market risk premium is 9.3%
Explanation:
Market risk premium can be obtained by calculating the difference between the expected return on the market and the risk-free rate.
In the question given, the risk rate fee refers to the US treasury bill.
Therefore,
Market risk premium = market rate-risk free rate
= (12.6% - 3.3%)
= 9.3%
So, in the question given, the market risk premium is
9.3%
<span>data inconsistency
Let's look at the available options and see what makes or does not make sense.
data normalization
* Data normalization is the process of having each piece of data in the database entered only once. If you need the same data element multiple times, you put the data element into a table and each time you need that element, you make a reference to that table which holds the only copy of that piece of data. This process is used to simplify making changes to that data element. If the element changes, you make the change to a single piece of data in the database and that change is reflected everywhere else in the database that uses that element. That's not the issue with this problem, so it's a bad choice.
data accuracy
* Close, but not quite. The data in the database is accurate and does have the correct address and a correct variant of the person's name. So this isn't the right choice either.
data redundancy
* This is a problem that addressed by data normalization. And just like data normalization doesn't address this question's problem, neither does this address it. So another bad choice.
data inconsistency
* BINGO! The root issue is that minor variations in the format of a name result in what the database considers to be an unique name. And hence an unique person. This is the correct choice.
data duplication
* Another name for redundancy. So another bad choice.</span>
