Answer:
D. freedom of conscience (limited)
Explanation:
Freedom of conscience consists is having the right to form one's own ethical and moral views, independent of other's beliefs, and also having the right to act in a way that is coherent with those ethical and moral views.
Even if Portia is an employee, and is legally bound to her employer in many ways, she is not obliged to do something that goes against her ethical and moral rationales, whether at the workplace, or a event outside of the office like the barbeque. As a vegetarian, she has the right to be excused from the party, and exercise in that way, her freedom of conscience.
Answer:
3.00%
Explanation:
Required return of a stock = Risk free rate of return + (average required return - Risk free rate of return) (Beta of the stock)
Required return of Stock R = 0.03 + [ (0.09 - 0.03) * 1)] = 0.09
Required return of Stock S = 0.03 + [ (0.09 - 0.03) * 0.45)] = 0.06
Difference = 0.09 - 0.06 = 0.03, or 3%
Therefore, the required return on the riskier stock will exceed the required return on the less risky stock by 3.00%.
Answer:
B. buyers bear most of the incidence of the tax.
Explanation:
If demand is inelastic, quantity demanded is insensitive to changes in price.
If supply is elastic, a small change in price has a great effect on quantity supplied. Quantity supplied is sensitive to changes in price.
If a tax is imposed on gasoline, the incidence (who pays for the tax) can be beqred by the consumers because they have an inelastic demand. If the price of gasoline rises , the quantity demanded doesn't change.
If the tax incidence was borne by the suppliers, the quantity supplied would drop.
I hope my answer helps you.
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<em>"Life is the sum of all of your choices." This quote is something to think about, and could be taken in many different ways. Life takes you in different paths and during those paths you have to make lots of choices. some could be easy and some could be hard. some of those harder choices can turn out to be a mistake. maybe even the easy ones. your choices throughout life determines whether you would have it easy or hard, regret or fulfill, ior even just look back an say, "I wish I would have never done that choice" or "I'm so happy my choice made my life easier, better, and happier." that's how I would take it, however it can be determined in a very different way depending on the person. though I believe this would be the best answer.</em>
