Answer:
<h2>The United States has the comparative advantage in car production.</h2>
Explanation:
- Japan has a lower opportunity cost of producing televisions compared to cars, implying that Japan basically has to give up or sacrifice or trade off relatively less number of cars to produce one more television compared to the production of one more car.
- Alternatively, US has a lower opportunity cost of producing cars relative to televisions meaning that US has to give up, sacrifice or trade off less number of televisions to manufacture one more car in comparison to the production of one more television.
- Hence, in this case,US has a comparative advantage in the production of cars and Japan has a comparative advantage in production of television and both countries can produce these respective commodities by using relatively less productive resources or factor inputs.
Answer:
<u>Predatory</u>.
Explanation:
This predatory pricing strategy is used when a company aims to create entry barriers for new competitors, significantly lower the price to gain new customers and drive competitors away. The cons of this strategy is that in addition to being illegal, lost revenue is not always recovered, and there are other factors that drive competitors away, not just price.
Positive. Positive Parenting is the answer. I just had this question and It is correct.
Based on the scenario above, this is an example of treason.
Treason is an act where an individual commit acts that shows that he or she is
betraying his or her own country. An example of this is where an individual
spill secrets of his or her own country that is private to other country in
means of betraying his or her own.
Answer:
This is false. buying a franchise is expensive, as it involves buying the rights of a business from the business owners, who are commonly referred to as ''franchisiors".
Explanation:
Ravi would not be able to run the franchise business the way he wants as the Franchisiors determines the business model and procedures. Hence, he would have a limited control on the business. Thus, I would advise Ravi to avoid going into a Franchise business, if his motive is to be his own boss and have control on his business.
