The answer to the given statement above is TRUE. When we say Foot-in-the-Door Technique or the FITD technique, is a technique commonly used in social psychology wherein one is being convinced by the persuader through a modest request, which would then lead the respondent to agree with the said request.
There were no effects the great depression has on the credit industry. There was instead insider trading. people didn't care about the dangers of inside trading. But then WWII put the US back on track.
The effects Postwar Era had been good. Consumer borrowing increased. the G.I Bill was used by thousands of veterans to go to college or buy homes. Wages were mostly higher now and there were many jobs out there.
Answer:
According to "AS 7 - Construction Contracts",Gross amounts receivable / payable from / by customers should be recognized as contract asset / liability in the balance sheet.
For the first job, construction work in progress is greater than the bills raised. Hence there exists contract asset.
Contract asset = Cost incurred - Billing done
= $20,000 - $14,000
= $6,000
For the second job, construction in progress is less than the bills raised. Hence there exists contract liability.
Contract liability = Bills raised - Cost incurred
= $5,000 - $3,000
= $2,000
Hence, Contract asset = $6000
, Contract Liability = $2000
Answer:
B. increases, and the labor-force participation rate is unaffected
Explanation:
Rick loses his job and immediately begins looking for another. Definitely, the unemployment rate has increase. He has been sent back to the labor market. Rick is definitely unemployed because he lost his job and this means an increase in the employment rate. Note that unemployment rate is the percentage of the labor force that is unemployed and are actively looking for a job.
The labor force participation rate is the percentage number of people who are of working age both the employed and the once actively looking for a job. The labor force participation rate is definitely unaffected as Rick lost his job.
Answer: The credit card number is stored in his short memory.
Explanation:
Oliver stored the 16-digits number in his short memory, this short term memory is limited in duration and capacity. Short term memories as the name implies don't last and can easily be forgotten.