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What is the skills and education needed to work in retail hospitality?

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Artyom0805 [142]4 years ago
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Communication, Teamwork, and flexibility.
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Permits will be the best option

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Assuming the cost per ton of polution reduction follows a linear progression and it can reach zero

<u>The best option will be the permits:</u>

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That occur as Firm B is more efficient in doing this will sale to Firm A

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but Firm B will produce none achieving the goal of 50% reduction with the least economic impact.

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