Answer:
- Five examples that support successfulness of the competition policy of South Africa are:
1) The product choices along with its competitive prices were provided to the consumers.
2) Practices such as horizontal collusion and resale price maintenance was declared unlawful in 1984.
3) Prevention of monopoly growth was the aim of the competition policy act.
4) Countries monopolies and markets were regulated by the help of this structure.
5) It benefited all the South Africans either by providing employment and by participation of small and medium enterprises balancing the act through ownership economic transformation.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Statement that is true about electromagnetic and mechanical waves is:
Option B: Mechanical waves must travel through a medium, but electromagnetic waves do not require a medium to travel.
Explanation:
'Electromagnetic' waves do not need any medium to travel whereas 'mechanical waves' need a medium or matter for transmission. Electromagnetic waves are produced by the 'vibrations' of the charged particles. They can even travel in vacuum.
On the contrary, mechanical waves are caused by the 'wave amplitude'. Mechanical wave can travel in solid, liquid and gas and are considered to be periodic disturbance.
Thus, Option B is the most statement apt explaining the difference between electromagnetic and mechanical waves.
Answer: <u>Political Economy</u>
Explanation:
A holistic term that attempts to capture the centrality of material interest and the use of power to defend that interest is categorized as Political Economy.
In it, different economists gives special advice to the government on the base of the macro and micro factors on both general policies and particular suggestions made by the politicians themselves, furthermore, factors of production and their impact on law is not only studied but also analysed and investigated.
Multiple choice? Can't see any options here.
