Answer:
Suppose Frances earns $550 per week working as a programmer for PC Pros. She uses $9 to order a mojito cocktail at Little Havana. Little Havana pays Dmitri $350 per week to wait tables. Dmitri uses $175 to purchase software from PC Pros.
Identify whether each of the following events in this scenario occurs in the resource market or the product market.
Frances earns $550 per week working for PC Pros
Explanation:
Sarah can best be labeled as living in <u>"relative"</u> poverty.
Relative poverty is the condition in which individuals do not have the base measure of salary required with a specific end goal to keep up the normal way of life in the general public in which they live. Relative neediness is viewed as the least demanding approach to quantify the level of destitution in an individual nation. Relative destitution is characterized with respect to the individuals from a general public and, in this manner, varies crosswise over nations. Individuals are said to be devastated on the off chance that they can't stay aware of the way of life as dictated by society.
Answer:
On a Saturday, Wanda goes to the local farmers’ market to take a break from baking treats. While she is there, she sees a vendor with customers crowded around the stall. When she asks someone what all the excitement is about, a customer informs her that a woman who sells gourmet dog treats has just arrived, and if Wanda doesn’t get in line early, the woman will sell out. The customer goes on to tell Wanda that this vendor always sells out, and that since she has started buying these treats for her dogs, her dogs seem much healthier and happier. Wanda waits in line with the other customers.
When it is Wanda’s turn, she engages the woman in conversation about the ingredients in her treats and her process for making them. The woman is very nice and actually shares a recipe with Wanda for a pumpkin peanut butter dog biscuit that has always been one of her best-selling items. Wanda purchases one of each treat the woman is selling and takes the recipe when it is offered to her, never mentioning that she is in the same business. She plans to “reverse engineer” the treats and test the new recipe out that very day.
Explanation:
Incomplete question. The options:
- The user may not know whom to contact about a problem.
- The user may misdiagnose the problem and contact the wrong contact person.
- The contacts may not know the answer.
- The contacts may disagree about the solution to a problem
Answer:
- <u>The contacts may disagree about the solution to a problem</u>
Explanation:
Of course, there is a likelihood of disagreement between the contacts as they may have slightly to very broad different opinions about how to solve a particular problem.
For example, imagine a customer has a problem he believes can be solved, he decides to;
- contact support team A <u>via phone call, </u>he's attended to and offered a solution, still unclear he again
- contacts another support team (team B) <u>via email,</u> in this case, a different support staff attends to him.
Finally, he likely discovers that the suggestions made by the contacts disagree (not in harmony) about the solution to a problem.
