Answer: <em>Option (B) is correct.</em>
Goods that tend to be recognized as tangible assets which are further used by an/a organization/business/economy to produce commodities and services are known as Capital goods. These are also known as durable goods or economic capital.
In microeconomics term, these goods can be referred to as inorganic, durable commodities an organization uses to produce services.
Answer:
cognitive dissonance
Explanation:
Getting contradictory ideas, opinions or behaviors, in particular as they relate to behavioral choices and change in attitude is referred to cognitive dissonance.
Cognitive dissonance is when one has several or even more conflicting views, beliefs or principles or is engaged in an activity that runs counter to one of these three and is subjected to psychological distress just because of that.
Andrea is experiencing cognitive dissonance because she is not sure if her husband would agree on her plans.
1. Often, as more people are added to a single job, the marginal return decreases (Brook's law). This is due to several reasons. With more people, communication and synchronization become increasingly difficult. Also, it takes some time for new employees to become as productive as older ones. Finally, if the work is highly divisible, it might just take them longer because they might get in each other's way. Therefore, the first advice would be to check the personnel and try to remove any employee who is superfluous.
2. Diminishing returns is the decrease on marginal output as one production factor increases and all the other ones stay the same. So another solution would be to try to increase all the other factors that have not been increased yet.
Answer:
- We need to study how to recognize a bias in American Government in order to understand that the laws that are passed by government officials might only benefit a certain group of people while hurting the other groups.
(For example, government decision to let nature exploitation might benefit a certain industry while hurting the people who live around them)
- Recognizing this will definitely help us become better-informed citizens. We can recognize the representatives who are openly advocating for laws that benefit the majority of the citizens rather than a select view and make our society progress as a whole.
Political and special interest groups could be also referred to as "lobbies" who affect on legislations and decision - makings. Also, there are other types of interest groups such as civil right interest, religious interest, etc., who try to promote their ideologies and directions to influence our government.
