Answer:
C Services are provided by both private and public sectors.
Explanation:
In a mixed economy, the private sector has the freedom to participate in economic activities, although the government has a role to play. A mixed economy allows the private sector to own the factors of production hence are free to decide what business they wish to run. Consumers have the liberty to select their suppliers. There is competition in the market place as profits motivate entrepreneurs.
The government is involved in the provision of public goods such as roads, hospitals, and schools. It provides regulatory services to the private sector to ensure fairness in the economy.
Dollars - currency exchange market
Shares -stock markets
Wheat-commodity market
Answer:
D. Deflation
Explanation:
"Consumer Price Index" <em>(CPI)</em> measures the changes in the weighted average of prices of a market basket (consisting of consumer goods and services). It tells the<u> cost of living for every consumer. </u>
"Inflation" refers to the sustained increase of prices of goods and services while "deflation" refers to the sustained decrease of prices of goods and services.
In the situation above, the CPI is considered lower than before, thus <u>deflation</u> must have occurred during the second six-year period. It shows a <u>negative inflation rate.</u>
So, this explains the answer.
Answer:
a. 2017 ⇒ 1.50
2016 ⇒1.58
b. Deteriorate
Explanation:
a. Current ratio 2017
= Current Assets / Current liabilities
= 6,708,700 / 4,470,000
= 1.50
Current ratio 2016
= 5,848,000 / 3,700,000
= 1.58
b. The current ratio went from 1.58 in 2016 to 1.50 in 2017 which would mean that it deteriorated.
Answer: d. more coffee and fewer football tickets
Explanation:
MU/P refers to the marginal utility gained per dollar of an alternative and rationale consumers are always expected to maximise their utility by picking alternatives that give them more utility as opposed to less.
The MU/P for coffee is 20 whilst that of football tickets in 10. This means that more utility is gained from getting more coffee as opposed to football tickets. The action that would maximise utility would therefore be one where the consumer gets more coffee and fewer football tickets.
