I would go with C because you need to hear the other person
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Different organizations face different constraints and rules. Not-for-profit organizations have more ways to accumulate capital (such as issuing stocks and bonds) and benefit from economies of scale. But small firms do not have to pay certain kinds of taxes.
Explanation:
Non profit organization such as NGOs have more ways to accumulate capital through international support as a result of the nature of task they are carrying out. International organization that supports NGOs are United Nation, UNICEF, WHO, IMF and world bank among others.
while small firms does not pay certain kind of taxes as a result of the nature of type of business they are into, this limits or reduces their tax payments
I think keeping oneself occupied by relevant activities such as joining youth club that is proactive in various ongoing activities such as sports, fun field activities throughout the year on an ongoing basis can assist in keeping youth away from drugs and alcohol.
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in terms of which is worse, "monopoly" is bad for both the consumers and the industry, while a competitive market is good for consumers and the industry alike, however, it is not "perfect". there has to be regulations and a sort of a control.
anyhow, a monopoly is bad then a single corporation has the total power from the supply side and this can lead to unnecessary price increases, lower quality products, industrial malpractices, national level frauds, etc, etc...
because of this, we always say a monopoly is bad, even if it is a government sector monopoly. many nations have laws and rules to ensure no monopolies will arise.
in USA, we call such rules, Anti-trust laws.
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A. I think that’s the answer, hope it works
