<span>Organic management practices are very flexible which allows for frequent changes in the structure, organization and processes. When compared to mechanistic organization which is structured around a hierarchy and contibuters perform specific roles, organic structures are centered around external factors and normally avoids layers of supervisors and managers on a ranking system.</span>
Option C
Total change in real GDP due to an autonomous change in aggregate spending AND the size of the autonomous change in aggregate spending is the ratio between multiplier
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The expenditures multiplier estimates the variation in aggregate production triggered by variations in an item of autonomous expenditure. The expenditures multiplier is the ratio of the difference in aggregate composition to an autonomous transformation in an aggregate expenditure when using is the unique provoked expenditure.
This multiplier is as manageable as it gets while taking the fundamentals of the multiplier. Autonomous investment triggers the multiplier method and induced consumption affords the cumulatively strengthening communication among the destruction, aggregate production, factor payments, and income.
Answer:
The total productivity measures for this company for both years are:
LAST YEAR THIS YEAR
Total productivity 1.66 1.42
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
LAST YEAR THIS YEAR
Output: Sales $ 200,200 $ 202,000
Input: Labor 30,005 40,005
Raw materials 34,500 44,500
Energy 5,000 6,100
Capital 48,990 48,990
Other 2,000 3,000
Total input 120,495 142,595
Total productivity = Output/Input
= $ 200,200/120,495 $ 202,000/142,595
= 1.66 1.42
Answer:
Correct option:
an absolute advantage in producing a good, it might or might not have a comparative advantage in producing that good
Explanation:
If a country has
- an absolute advantage in producing a good, it definitely also has a comparative advantage in producing that good.
- an absolute advantage in producing a good, it might or might not have a comparative advantage in producing that good
- a comparative advantage in production of a good, it must also have an absolute advantage in producing that good.
- an absolute advantage in producing a good, it definitely will not have a comparative advantage in producing that good.
- None of these answers is correct.
the absolute advantage refer to the quantity of output of a certain good.
if country A does 100 and B 50
then, A has an absolute advantage as it can out produce B
the competitive advantage will when the opportunity cost of making a cartain product is lower than the other.
If A can do 500 of anther goods
while B can do 50
then the comparative advantage favors B
as it cost 50 /50 = 1 good to produce the produce
while for country A it cost: 500/50 = 10 goods to produce it.
GIven this analysis, the option B will be the correct
a country with an absolute advantage might or might nothave a comparative advantage as well.
Yes because without unions, the head of the company can create working conditions and pay scales that satisfy themselves and barely pass government regulations. An example would be undocumented workers who work non union jobs and have horrible working conditions. They cannot report due to the fact that they are undocumented. A union creates a work environment and a solid fall back for employees. Employees have the union to back them up and protect them from an “unfair boss”. Without unions the workers have no ground to stand as an employee base.
