Answer:
At one time, the centrally planned economy of China encouraged farmers to produce iron in their backyards, rather than have factories make iron. This proved unsuccessful, since most of the farmers' iron was of poor quality. Why do you think this approach was unsuccessful? How could this experiment become a success in a free market economy?
The reason why the approach whereby farmers make iron in their backyard could not work out is as a result of not being inclined in that market as they are only skilled in agriculture, also they do not understand the rhetorics of the business.
The experiment would be a success in a free market as anyone is allowed to sell such product, this gives room for competition and helps to price reduction which is good for the consumers, also it would help in improvement of such product's quality because of competition involved
Explanation:
Answer:
Gross Profit 100700
Explanation:
Beggining Inventory 1000000
Purchases 750400
Inventory comsuption x
Ending Inventory 350200
Ending I=begginin Inv+Purchases-comsuption
Comsuption= 1400200
Sales revenue 1500900
Cost 1400200
Gross Profit 100700
Answer:
Shift to right
increase
increase.
Explanation:
Demand curve:- It is a representation of number of units of a service will be bought at which price. It is a graph or plot between price and quantity.price on y-axis and quantity on x-axis.
To bring the equilibrium the the demand curve is needed to shift to right to increase the equilibrium of the price and quantity.
Answer:
a. Ming - Power Distance
b. Ben - Individualism and Collectivism
c. Elena - Uncertainty Avoidance
d. Jiro - Masculinity / Femininity
e. Bill - Time Orientation
Explanation:
Ming has shown characteristics of power distance as she considers herself to be superior of others. There is unequal distribution of power and Ming accepts it. Ben is more towards freedom and he does not want any one to interfere in his matters. Elena is a risk averse person who does not takes risk and follows the same routine everyday in order to avoid any uncertainty.