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3 years ago

Keyboarding or typing 100 words per minute can be thought of as a?

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MatroZZZ [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

skill

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Mrrafil [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Professional career typists

Explanation:

People that can type fast usually use a type of keyboarding known as touch typing. Basically the person typing knows the location of each key by muscle memory. This increases the speed of typing. But only professional career typists are the ones that can type or exceed 100 words per minute.

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A) A 20% price increase for Product A causes a 10% decrease in its quantity demanded, but no change in the quantity demanded for Product B. .

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B) Product C increases in price from $5 a pound to $11 a pound. This causes the quantity demanded for product D to increase from 10 units to 18 units.

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CROSS PRICE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND = (% change in quantity demanded for Product A)/( % change in price of product B)

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If cross price elasticity < 0, then the two goods are complements

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