Answer:
C. A surplus of agricultural goods
Explanation:
Un-intervened markets are at equilibrium where Market Demand = Market Supply. Market Supply curve is upward sloping, due to price - supply direct relationship. Market demand curve is downward sloping, due to price - demand inverse relationship. Both curves intersect at equilibrium.
Price floor is minimum mandated price by government, below which a good cant be sold in the markets. It is usually set above market price, to protect the interest of sellers. Eg : Minimum Support price, of agricultural goods, set for protecting interests of sellers (farmers) from volatile prices.
This mandate set artificially high price : leads to supply being more than demand, as supply is directly & demand is inversely related to price. So, supply > demand implies that agricultural goods are at surplus in markets.
Answer:
Printer set up error
Explanation:
The best internal control to detect this error, is to do a quick check on the printer set.
It is a formula containing arguments. This is because a function maps the domain to its range. Argument is synonymous to domain.
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Answer:
The correct statement is; Limited liability is an advantage of the corporate form of organization to its owners (stockholders), but corporations have more trouble raising money in financial markets because of the complexity of this form of organization.
Explanation:
A limited company can either be private or public. A limited company posses these 2 key features namely;
1. Limited liability- the liability of shareholders is limited to the amount of their investment in the company.
2. Seperate legal existence- a limited company can in it's name sue, be sued and enter into contracts.
Limited liability means that the investors can only lose the money they have invested and no more, meaning lenders have to keep this in mind when issuing loans to limited companies.
Answer:B. Good attendance
Explanation: Employers want their employees to have good attendance, this is a good quality, it is NOT a reason why employees lose their jobs.
