5. Ashley is a college professor who has recently graduated with her PhD and has no kids. At her first job, the University offers her the benefit of waiving tuition for her children to go to school there. Their incentive lacks ______________ for her.
d. valance
Answer:
Kantian Ethics
Explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:
- Egoism
- Act utility
- Rule utility
- Kantian Ethics
In this example, Greg is employing Kantian ethics to deal with this question. Kantian ethics are an example of a deontological moral theory. This means that an act is wrong or right not based on the consequence of the act, but based on whether this act fulfills our duty or not. In this example, Greg argues that he "must try." This is the duty he has to fulfill. Therefore, the way in which he thinks about morality is based on duties, and whether these apply to him or not.
Answer:
The correct option is A
Explanation:
Political parties organize themselves to forge a single frontier in order to win elections as well as cooperate with the government.
The sole aim of political party is to win elections and occupy government positions,but experience has shown that not winning an election can make a political party redundant and irrelevant, hence as soon as they loose out in elections, they organize themselves as opposition party in order to cooperate with the government of the day or criticize the positions of the government on key political and economic issues.
As a result of voicing their opinions, the electorates may see them as worthy of their votes next election
The correct answer is C.
A monopoly is a market structure where a single firm serves the whole demand of a specific good or service. It does not face competitors, therefore, such firm has absolute market power to decide the price charged for its products.
So, the monopoly is able to charge a higher price than in a perfect competition scenario where the price would be set at the intersection betweeen the demand function and the marginal cost function.
Instead, the quantity sold in the monopoly (<u>q*) is determined by the intersection of the marginal revenue and marginal cost curves, and the monopoly price is computed by substituting q* in the expression of the demand function </u>(because the demand function relates price and quantity).
<u>The result is 15$ as the picture shows. </u>
