Answer: Infrastructure Challenge.
Explanation:
A major problem in developing countries is insufficient and often damaged infrastructure. There are lack of roads and other mean of access to quite some areas in the country and those routes that do have road networks sometimes see trade still hampered by damage to those road networks.
Sometimes there would be potholes that require careful maneuvering and sometimes the roads would be washed out. In this case Escents is experiencing Dela due to washed-out roads or faulty bridges which are examples of infrastructural damage.
When a person receives an increase in wealth, Consumption increases and saving decreases
Both present and future consumption rises as a consumer's current income does as well. Savings increase because current spending increases but does so at a slower rate than current income growth. Again, both present and future consumption rises when the customer receives an increase in predicted future income.
Savings declines because current consumption rises while current income does not. Current and future consumption both grow when the consumer's wealth increases. Again, because current income has not increased, saving has decreased. These individual actions to adjust one's consumption and saving habits have a cumulative effect on the aggregate amount of desired consumption and saving.
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Answer:
the Revenue and Taxation pathway
Explanation:
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It would be false, because they don’t go into the same category
High risk, high returns. The higher the risk of an investment, the higher the returns or losses.
Speculative stocks investment is a high risk investment. It offers the possibility of earning substantial returns to compensate for its high risk profile.
Retirement plans are investments made in preparation for retirement. These investments have minimal risks compared to speculative stocks.
Property investments are low in risk but it is still subject to risk.
A-rated bonds are bonds that are credible and are expected to give a return to investors.
Based on my understanding, the correct order of investment from the least risky to the most risky is:
1) property
2) A-rated bonds
3) retirement plans
4) Speculative stocks.
