One primary reason that environmental optimists are not concerned with natural resource depletion is they believe that

What is the best reason for why someone would want to

Maksim231197 [3]

Answer:

A

Explanation:

Leasing a house is the other name for renting a house which is preferably far more better for a person or a family who is planning to live there for a short period of time. A lessor is a person who gives his property on rent to the lessee. It is a way through which the person taking the house on rent is relieved from incurring cost on the repairs if required as the responsibility solely belongs to the owner of the house that is the lessor. People prefering leasing over buying a property is always ready to bear the increase in the costs of rent which is far more lesser than spending money or saving money for the down payment for buying a house. Moreover the person leasing the house only gets the ownership of the house under a contractual basis where they dont have the right to sell the property taken on lease.

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3 years ago

Smith has applied overhead of $73,000 and actual overhead of $87,600 for the month of November. It applies overhead based on dir

Rudik [331]

The answer to the question how many direct labor hours were estimated for the year is letter B which is 180,000.

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3 years ago

Bok advises campus officials (and students) simply to "ignore" offensive words, flags, and so forth (para. 13). Do you agree wit

Ugo [173]

Answer: 1. I do not agree with this advice.

2. I would rather propose dialogue as a better means to resolve situations where a person feels offended by the actions of others.

Explanation:

HOW WE OUGHT TO RESPOND TO THE OFFENSIVE ACTIONS OF OTHERS

Offensive Misconducts are actions intended to hurt others, perpetrated without consideration to the feelings of others. They can be carried out in the workplace, at school, at home, and in other social settings. These acts of misconduct can come in the form of bullying, racist or sexist comments, false accusations, physical attacks, threats, etc.

When faced with offensive misconduct, silence is not the best approach. Silence means consent and offensive misconduct are not meant to be condoned. They should rather be addressed using appropriate conflict resolution skills.

One such very important skill is dialogue. Dialogue is an approach that seeks to discuss the matter with the offender. The offended does not take on an offensive approach. He rather explains how the action affects him. He asks vital questions about the intentions of the offender. It might well be that the action might not have been aimed at being offensive. When addressing this issue, it is also important that an attitude of calmness be maintained by the person seeking to resolve the conflict.

Active listening should also be maintained when the other party is trying to explain himself. This would help the offended understand the viewpoint of the offender.

When a person who feels offended continues to ignore an offensive action, this might make him start nursing resentment, which might further lead to retaliatory actions. That is why it is very important to address offensive actions immediately instead of condoning them.

After taking the necessary actions, if the offender persists in his actions, the matter should be reported to an authority.

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3 years ago

List and explain ten factors to consider in preparing family income

aniked [119]

Answer:

1. Availability of Money:

The expenditure of a family depends upon the availability of money or total income of the family. It can afford to spend under various needs. In lower income group, families expenditure is more on food. Higher income group families spend more on recreation, education and luxuries etc.

2. The size and the composition of the family:

Expenditure depends upon the size and composition of the family. The size of the family means the number of adults and children. The more the mouths to eat the expenditure is more on food, clothing and shelter. With the growth of children, more will be spent on education and clothing. More will be spent towards transportation when the members go out of the house for work or study.

Composition of the family means the number of adults and children in the family. It also includes the number of males, females and old persons. For old persons, extra expenditure will be incurred towards health and medical expenses.

3. Stages of family life cycle:

Family life cycle plays an important role in spending money. At the beginning stage, most part of the family income is spent towards the establishment expenditure as a newly married couple starts their family life. In the expanding stage families need money for the children, their food, dress, education etc. Some families in the expanding stage spend more on purchasing durable household goods, furniture etc. In the contracting stage major expenditure is on wedding celebration of their children. During this stage, the family income is gradually reduced. So the expenditure should be cut short.

4. Occupation of the family members:

Sometimes expenditure of the family depends upon the occupation of the family members. In certain jobs, there are special benefits like free quarters, educational facilities for children, health and medical allowance, travelling allowance etc.

5. The needs and objectives of the family:

Expenditure will be done according to the needs and objectives of the family. For example, a family where young children are there, more will be spent for nutritious foods. Old people require health and medical expenses. Working women spend money for the servants as they do not find time to do the household work.

6. Resources:

Both human and material resources can make significant changes in the pattern of expenditure of a family. The abilities, skill, knowledge, interest, attitude and habits of the members of the family can be utilized for various purposes as supplementary income.

7. Locality of the family:

In rural areas more will be spent on food. But in urban areas the expenditure is more on education, recreation, transportation, accommodation etc.

8. Socio-economic status of the family:

The socio-economic status of the family is determined by its income, education level and occupation of the members. The higher the socio-economic status the expenditure will be more on interior decoration, higher education, club membership, accommodation, recreation etc. The total expenditure depends on the standard of living the family maintains.

9. Social and religious traditions:

Some families accept old and traditional values. So they spend more on marriages and religious festival.

10. Personal choice:

Expenditure depends upon the personal choice. For example, one person may have a liking for expensive perfumes and jewellery while another may have simple tastes. Expenditure is also affected by the measures taken in the family to make provision for the future like house building, higher education of children etc. The home-maker will be able to manage with her income by cutting out unnecessary and extravagant expenditure. “One must cut one’s coat according to his cloth.”

This saying is rightly proved in home management. Balancing of income and expenditure is the best way of money management. Whatever the income may be, the efficient management of money is a requisite for a happy, successful and peaceful family life.

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3 years ago

Which tasks are common to all Energy pathways?

Gennadij [26K]

Performing calculations and using equipment

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3 years ago