If a chemical gets in their eye, they should immediately rinse it thoroughly in the eye rinse sink for about 10 minutes. If it still hurts, or has any other issue, it should be looked at by a doctor.
The following is missing for the question to be complete: <em>What is the opportunity cost of eating the home-cooked meal?</em>
Answer: The value of the ingredients that go into the home-cooked meal and the value of a five-dollar dinner at Burger Joint
Explanation: Opportunity cost is a value that is lost when a particular choice is made, and in doing so, a certain value of money is lost due to the non-choice of another alternative, thereby losing the benefit of the alternative choice. This means that if we have a $ 5 coupon to dine at Burger Joint but don't do it, we're having dinner with the ingredients we have to make a home-cooked meal, we also lose the money needed for home-cooked ingredients and lose the coupon for Burger Joint because it expires today. So the total cost, i.e opportunity cost, is both the value of the Burger Joint coupon and the value of the ingredients for home-made meal, because if we had chosen the alternative of having dinner at Burger Joint, the coupon would not have failed due to expiration today, we would have used it, and not spent money for home-made ingredients.
Answer: A. The Fifteenth Amendment ended slavery for African
Americans, and the Voting Rights Act granted them
the right to participate in the political process. :)
Answer:
a positive externality if you like the music, and a negative externality if you don't.
Explanation:
Positive externality: The term "positive externality" is described as the benefits that are being enjoyed by individuals outside the marketplace because of a specific firm's actions yet for which they don't pay any particular amount.
Negative externality: The term "negative externality" is described as the "negative consequences" that are being faced by outsiders because of a particular firm's actions to which nothing is charged by a market.
In the question above, loud music could be a positive externality if someone likes the music whereas negative externality if someone doesn't like it.
