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KatRina [158]
3 years ago
10

The academic calendar for a university is August 15 through May 15. A professor commits to a contract that binds her to a teachi

ng position at this university for this period. Based on this​ information, the short run for the professor
A. will be the nine month period between August 15 and May​ 15; any time period longer than this will be long run for her.
B. will be the time period between August 15 of the current year and August 14 of the following​ year; any time period longer than this will be long run for her.
C. will be the calendar year between January 1 and December​ 31; any time period longer than this will be long run for her.
D. will be the time period between August 15 and December​ 31; any time period longer than this will be long run for her.
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1 answer:
tatiyna3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A. Will be the nine month period between August 15 and May​ 15; any time period longer than this will be long run for her.

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