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Answer:
Matilda is going to tour around the country on her motorcycle for a month before starting to look for work. Other things remain the same, the unemployment and the labor-force participation rate are both unaffected, Option D.
Explanation:
Labor-force participation rate is the 'percentage' of population that is economy's active workforce or the ones that are looking for work actively or are working. It is an important labor market measure.
Unemployment rate is the percentage of people who have no job. Workers that are discouraged reduce the labor force participation rate in case the unemployment is very high. In Matilda's case, she seems to be serious for her studies in college as she devoted all her efforts in college initially. Since she is going for a motorcycle tour before starting work, both unemployment and labor force participation rate remain unaffected as she is not actively looking for work and has just graduated.
Quince's right to hold ray liable for any damages he has to pay is the right of indemnification. The correct answer is letter A. Indemnification is defined as a contractual obligation by which one party is obliged to compensate the loss by which the associated party has experienced because of the act done by the other.
Answer:
c. absolute advantage over Kilim.
Explanation:
Ithilium, a European country, is able to produce more electronics than Kilim, a North American country, even though both countries use the same amount of resources. Given this information, it can be deduced that Ithilium has absolute advantage over Kilim.
Comparative advantage refers to when a company produces the same number of outputs with <u>lower opportunity costs </u>while absolute advantage is when a country <u>produces more outputs from less resources</u>.
In the scenario, we are not given opportunity costs and we are not looking at the costs of producing a unit of output but rather how much output a country can get from a given level of resources which is in line with the concept of Absolute Advantage.
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