The pitch....for a sales and marketing item or scam.
Answer:
Like the title of the article states, all economy relayed choices are the results of an incentive or disincentive a potential polluter faces. He gave the example of the Lake Erie, stating that is highly reasonable (although highly unethical) it is polluted, as it is financially efficient to simply dump garbage in the lake, rather than invest in a recycling or waste management system. He also added, that since the lake is a public good, no one will look at the pollution as a serious concern, since it isn't owned by anybody.
All of this implies that a structured, incentive system has to be created in order to curb pollution.
Answer:
The correct answer is the option A: a person with a high opportunity cost of time.
Explanation:
To begin with, the opportunity cost of something is what the person sacrificies in order to be doing that thing. Therefore that when we talk about the opportunity cost of time it refers to what the person sacrificies in order to do something with that time. If the person has a high opportunity cost of time then the sacrificies that he made with that time will be higher than other person that has a low opportunity cost of time, meaning that the time spent by that person is less important than to the one that has a lot of time to spare.
Answer:
I answered this in your other question However... Different countries have different advertising/promotional laws. Plus you have no target market if you're creating a promotional message to use for all countries. Also, assuming if your promotional message inspired, say a person in Africa, a person in Russia, a person in China, and a person in Japan bought a product from your promotion, you would have to ship to all of those countries with extreme shipping rates.