Taiwan is an economic success. Since 1992, Taiwan’s GDP growth has averaged 4.5 percent. This raised real per capita income from $9,116 in 1992 to $19,762 in 2012, with the result that today Taiwan is the 28th wealthiest country globally, and 6th richest country in Asia. And along the way Taiwan has transformed itself from a dictatorship into a vibrant democracy.[1]
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Amount of choices for consumers. ... Consumer preferences. The market structure of pure competition is distinctive because- There are no examples of this type of market.
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Information extortion
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This is a manipulative attempt by which an individual seeks to take advantage of what he is rightfully not entitled to.
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The assembly line efficiency is 4.17% (to 2 decimal places)
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Efficiency is a measure of productivity that is used to determine how well a target is achieved, by finding the ratio of the actual output to the expected output. In this example, the number of units is the output of the assembly line, and the assembly line efficiency is calculated as follows:
Assembly line efficiency = (actual output) /(required output) × 100
actual output = 25 minutes
if 5 minutes = 1 unit
∴ 25 minutes = 1/5 × 25 = 5 units
∴ actual output = 5 units
required output = 120 units
∴ efficiency = 
= 4.17%
Abstract
This study investigates the critical dimension of factors driving restaurant choice among 277 consumers, predominantly residents of the Southeastern United States. The food provided (quality, taste) was central to respondents' decision to favor one restaurant over another, though prior positive experience, a clean production/service environment, and hospitable service are additional factors that most strongly influenced restaurant choice.
