Answer:
I could display the qualities of a visionary leader by offering a coherent vision for the future, and a good economic plan.
Explanation:
A visionary leader in such a dire situation would first of all show a guide to the people, would tell them that there is hope, and would explain to them why such hope still exists.
Such leader would also lay out an economic plan that can resolve, at least, some of the economic issues of the country, because it is true that no plan is perfect, and no government policy solves all problems by itself.
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Economic efficiency refers to a situation when all the resources that exist in an economy are allocated in such a way that all the individuals and entities in the economy is getting the maximum utility out of them.
In an efficient economy the surplus of both consumer and supplier are maximum and any increase or decrease in resource allocation will only result in harm of the economy.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is B.
Answer:
C. Price War
Explanation:
A price war is a situation that occurs between rival firms where one firm decides to reduce the price of its product in an attemp to gain a upper hand over its rival. The upper hand being targeted could be in form of capturing a greater market share, profitability or simply to push the rival out of the market.
In both situation both by Piwo and the response by Olut, the strategy is Price War. Piwo's new management's strategy to cut prices to gain larger market share and profit is a price war strategy. The response from Olut as well to cut its prices below margina costs to push Piwo out of business is also a Price War Strategy.
A cartel involves an agreement by a group of firms on market share as well as the price of products and every member is obliged to abide by this agreement while Price Leadership is a form of cooperation amongst firms, where a firm (the price leader) sets the price for the market and the rivals decides to follow the price set by the leader.
Already if you look at the name of the program, you see that school and work (company, business) are mentioned - so this points to the answer d). And D is the correct answer! The school-to-work education emphasizes learning both in schools and in the local businesses!
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