<span>When you are given macro islands that can build five hotels or fifteen stores and micro islands can build around 4 hotels and 20 stores in the same time period, the data tells us that micro islands is the best option to build your business. Judging from the data, the number of possible stores in micro islands that can be built is greater than the macro islands. </span>
Answer:
E. a 17-year-old single parent who has just been laid off and is looking for a new job
D. a student who quit college to look for a modeling job in New York
Explanation:
who <u>would </u>be counted as unemployed?
The unemployed rate only considers unemploye people in the labor force who is actively looking for a job currently.
<u>A and C:</u> As this lady cease to looking for a job it will not be considered part of the labor force same case for the student. Is not part of the labor force as it not looking for a job right now,
<u>F and G: </u>these people are employeed so count as employees.
B. an able-bodied 53-year-old who took an <u>early retirement</u> package from her employer Is retired and we aren't given with the information is looking for a job. So, it will not count as unemployeed
D and E are both willing to work and are looking actively for a job.
Thus, they count as unemployed.
<u>Answer:</u> lack of motivation
<u>Explanation:</u>
In this case the the department chair has provided a task to all the team members where the team members have failed perform their tasks. This is because they do not have any benefits out of doing the task such as motivation.
There is no motivation such as appreciation, reward, incentives or growth opportunities in performing the task given by the department chair. The employees did not go through the review of activities and goals before creating the program review.
Answer:
I would say NA its better than saying nothing or not saying anything
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is (A)
Explanation:
Nike and Adidas are considered as substitute goods that means they have positive cross elasticity of demand. When the price of Nike soccer balls fell, Rolando purchased more Nike balls compared to Adidas balls because of the substitution effect. The substitution effect led to this decision. A substitute effect is a change in the purchase decision, due to an increase in the price of one substitute good.
