Answer:
Neoliberalism.
Explanation:
If the inequality is increased so the individual income would be represent as a neoliberalism cause also it would be applied in that case when the soviet union fall witness the disparities that lies between the rich and the power having gap widening also. It affects the individuals those already wealthy in order to earn and make more profits and give less for the population that is poor to catch up and decline back on track
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": Strong form.
Explanation:
The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) is the theory that beating the market is impossible because current stock prices reflect all the information investors need to trade the markets. Technical and fundamental analysis remain useless in trying to predict future price action.
The EMH could be classified as the <em>Weak, Strong, </em>and <em>Semi-Strong EMH</em>. The strong form of the EMH establishes that insider information and public information are already in the current stock price, then, there is no special data that could provide an advantage to an investor to take advantage of the market.
In such a case,<em> the strong form of the EMH is opposed to the idea given in the example since it is proposing insider information gives employees an advantage to make large profits before the information of trial drugs is spread among the public.</em>
Answer: Option A : Decreasing returns to scale because the inputs exhibit diminishing marginal returns.
Explanation:
Return to scale measures the degree of effect certain changes in the input factors(parameters) has on the output in the long run.
Also in simple words, Marginal returns in Economics describes a situation where the increasing the input or intake of a commodity leads to decrease in satisfaction (output).
Hence, for a system that it's input exhibits marginal returns, increasing the input(e.g Capital, Land) leads to decrease in output (satisfaction; Marginal returns parlance) thereby DECREASING the RETURN TO SCALE.
habituation; "the diminishing of a physiological or emotional response to a frequently repeated stimulus."