<h3>International trade raises the standard of living in all trading countries.
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Explanation:
International trade is an inter country exchange of goods and services. Globally, exporting offers people and countries the ability to be exposed to goods and services that are not available in their nations, or that would cost more domestically.
Global trade allows countries to make more effective use of their resources–whether labor, technology or money. International trade usually enables countries to concentrate on those markets in which they can be most competitive and effective. In this way, international trade generally raises the standard of living of both producers and consumers.
The reason why paraldehyde is not currently used is because
of its side effects or down sides to the patients using it such as it provides
a noxious taste that patients dislikes and it was able to provide an odor with
the patient’s breath that isn’t pleasant.
Answer:
D. Estimated Warranty Payable 1,500
Merchandise Inventory 1,500
When the Warranty is honored, the Estimated Warranty account is debited to show the claiming of the expense.
The relevant asset account which in this case is Merchandise inventory is credited to show that it's reduction.
Answer:
Explanation:
a )
Standard of living is calculated as follows
Standard of living = Real GDP / Population
Growth in standard of living = growth in real GDP - growth in population
Now given growth in standard of living = 0
0 = growth in real GDP - growth in population
growth in real GDP = growth in population
growth in real GDP = 1%
Therefore, to keep living standards from falling, production have to increase by 1 %.
b )
If workforce increases by 1 % , that means population increases by 1 % and
productivity ( MPP ) increases by 1 % that means GDP increases by 1 %
Hence
Growth in standard of living = 1 % - 1 % = 0
The living standard will remain stagnant .
