Answer:
B. prices would do a better job of coordinating the activities of buyers and sellers than markets could.
Explanation:
In 1776, the Scottish economist and philosopher also known as the father of economics, suggested that price was better left to produce better market results than the intervention of guilds.
He was of the opinion that price control and regulations by guilds were disruptions to market play and would not be as efficient as allowing price be determined by the market(buyers and sellers). Adam was a pioneer of the free market economic theory.
Answer:
The inability to predict in an accurate ways based on a deep and deterministic explanation for somebody's behaviour, and failing to explain individual and particular for every very single person.
Explanation:
Human behavior and motivation, are complex and often involve using a theory while disregarding another one less accurate.
In psychology, there are bodies of thought (for example psychodynamic approach) and often when psychology is applied to human behavior it contrasts with the results that were produced in lab conditions with animals. Thus unable to make clear predictions.
The psychology is based on questionable assumptions, that skeptics often attack. Most of the methodology uses a qualitative approach that contrasts to the quantitive method used by hard science like Physics or Chemistry.
We can then think of psychology as a field that gives some insight to our species but still, cannot evaluate the individual mind since everyone still will show certain actions and behaviors that are very particular to that person.
Answer:
Prithvi Narayan Shah is known as the Unifier of Nepal as he started the unification of Nepal, he declared and claimed that Nepal is Asal Hindustan or real land of Hindus as northern India was under Mughal rulers.
In 1801, he attacked Nuwakot and conquered the region. Shah also conquered the Amindada and Dolakha region. One of the wars he fought to unification campaign but defeated during the attack on Gorkha.
4 wars :
Kirtipur in 1765
Makwanpur in 1763
Bhadgaon and patan 1767
1801, he attacked Nuwakot
Answer:
two way anova
Explanation:
it seems to suite the question the best
Full question:
Stacy is looking for a jump-drive to carry her heavy files to school and back home. She is quite knowledgeable about jump-drives and considers herself a bit of an expert when it comes to these products. What best describes her likely information search behavior about jump-drives?
Stacy is likely to search for very little information because there is a direct and positive relationship between a consumer's perceived knowledge level and information search behavior.
Stacy is likely to search for very little information because there is an inverted U-shaped relationship between a consumer's perceived knowledge level and information search behavior.
Stacy is likely to search for a lot of information because there is no relationship between a consumer's perceived knowledge level and information search behavior.
Stacy is likely to search for a lot of information because there is an inverted U-shaped relationship between a consumer's perceived knowledge level and information search behavior.
Answer:
Stacy is likely to search for very little information because there is an inverted U-shaped relationship between a consumer's perceived knowledge level and information search behavior.
Explanation:
The inverted u-shaped relationship means that Stacy has gotten to the knowledge level point(expert) where there is no longer a lot of arousal to continue to boost her interest to search for a lot of information on the product. The U-shaped curve means that she reaches a peak in search behavior as defined by her knowledge level from which her search behavior for jump drives begins to decrease.
