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_____ are people willing to take the risk of starting, owning and operating a business. answer

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<span>_____ are people willing to take the risk of starting, owning and operating a business. answer
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See below.

Explanation:

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Bob and Rita are more concerned with their rate of exchange which is the change in real terms. As long as the changes are proportional and there are no third actors in the economy model, the 2 agents are not affected at all. What matters to them is their transnational rate and not inflation on the whole in this case.

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