Answer:
Are try my best if I can able are do when are graduate are happy
(C ) Improvements in worker health from better nutrition
Robert Fogel, an economic historian, and Noble prize winner for Economics, is best known for suggesting that a significant factor in long-run economic growth is improvements in worker's health from better nutrition, he was of the opinion that malnourished workers cannot perform manual labor, because they don't have the strength and stamina, and this will affect productivity. He believed that as nutrition improve, so will worker's productivity.
Answer:
The trader should orders to buy ABC stock or take a long position to the stock.
Explanation:
The stock has been fluctuating for 3 months, hence, its value should be well analysed. Now if there is a breakout through the support level, usually with a good quarterly performance report, the stock is likely to go "bull". Buying and holding the stock is a rational decision.
Answer:
Explanation:
If the Boskin Commission's estimate was right and consumer price index overstated inflation by 1.1% every year, this is what we can derive about REAL GDP PER CAPITA and GENERAL LIVING STANDARDS IN THE UNITED STATES:
(A) Real Gross Domestic Product per Capita is the total (gross) production per head or per person (per capita) within (domestic) an economy; after accounting or adjusting for inflation. Before adjusting for inflation, we have the Nominal GDP. So the term "real" shows that the value has accounted for inflation. If inflation is positive in the economy, then Real GDP figure will be less than Nominal GDP figure. I hope you understand this background information.
So if consumer price index is overstating inflation, real GDP per capita will be higher than it is perceived/calculated to be, in those years
(B) The general standard of living (which is affected by consumer price index) would also be higher than perceived or calculated.
Note here that the 'general' standard of living is a measure that sums up living standard 'per capita'.
Answer:
45,000 shares
Explanation:
The computation of the number of shares computed for the basic earning per share is shown below:
= shares outstanding as on Jan 1 + 2 for 1 stock split as on Jan 4 + shares issued as on Jan 7
= 20,000 shares + 20,000 shares + {10,000 shares × 6 months ÷ 12 months }
= 20,000 shares + 20,000 shares + 5,000 shares
= 45,000 shares
The 6 months are calculated from Jan 1 to July 1
