Answer:
1. Income determines who will get what is produced
2. Consumers decide what to produce by what they are willing to buy
3. Demand determines how much will be produced
4. Businessmen decide how to produce goods to make a profit
5. Producers the human resources that make the products or perform the services
Explanation:
1. Income determines who will get what is produced
The level of disposable income in a target market determines the quality and quantity of products that will channeled to that market.
2. Consumers decide what to produce by what they are willing to buy.
It is consumers that dictates the tune in market because they are the ones paying for the goods, they have the decision-making power on what they will buy which in turn determines what firms will roduce.
3. Demand determines how much will be produced. Demand is a measure of what consumers are willing buy and in what quantity. The size of demand determines the size of the market that firms are going to supply with their products.
4. Businessmen decide how to produce goods to make a profit.
Firms use the generic strategy of cost reduction (cost leadership) or quality improvement (Product differentiation) as strategic options to decide wihich alternative will yeild more revenue.
5. Producers the human resources that make the products or perform the services.
Producers are the people at the factory floor or service centers manufacturing the good or rendering the service.
The precise date varies but the year is certain. Jean Ribault attempted to settle Charlesfort in 1562. This piece of land is nowadays known as South California. The colony of Charlesfort failed because he couldn't come back and bring more resources because he was imprisoned after a revolution. When he eventually came back he found it to be completely abandoned.
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