<span>The permanent income is the factor most needed to understand how much can be bought. This figure gives a relative basis for figuring out the average amount of goods and services a person can purchase over a given time frame. The larger the permanent income, the larger the basket of goods and services available to them.</span>
Answer:
A. They can be in electronic or paper form.
<u>Answer</u>:
An oligopoly market structure is distinguished by several characteristics, one of which is mutual interdependence. There is some other characteristics of this market structure which is as follows:
C: Market control by a few large firms
<u>Explanation</u>:
“Oligopoly” is a market structure in which only some sellers offer similar or identical products. This means only small group of companies are dominating one specific segment of the market. In case any new company tries to enter the same segment, it is difficult for it get established as there are certain barriers created by the existing companies of that segment.
So, option A is incorrect as it says, “either identical or differentiated products” as the characteristic. Option B is also not correct as it says, “Market control by many small firms” and option D says “No Entry” which is also incorrect.
Answer: The correct answers are "The general level of stock prices" and "The effect of the tax rate on the cost of debt in the weighted average cost of capital equation".
Explanation: The general level of stock prices and the effect of the tax rate on the cost of debt in the weighted average cost of capital equation are outside from firm's control because although companies have knowledge of the market, the general level of stock prices is not controlled by them, but by the market. And the effect of the tax rate is not controlled by companies because the tax rate is set by the state.
Answer:
Primary and secondary
Explanation:
Generally there are 5 types of socialisation.
1. Primary
2. Secondary
3.Anticipatory
4. Development
5. Resocialisation.
But the common are primary and secondary
