Answer:
A. Undue influence
Explanation:
Undue influence in law of contract is when a person uses his or her position of power to take advantage over another person. It is an act of influencing the other party in a contractual relationship. There must be a relationship between both parties before undue influence can take place.
In law of contract, if a person is a victim of undue influence, the person has the right to rescind the contract provided same can be proven in a court of law.
Example of undue influence is when a person is not given parts of properties due to him or her in a family's will, whereas he or she is entitled to it.
I bought an apartment with my boyfriend last year because we had been dating for 4 years and he proposed. In order to prepare, we saved up our money, asked the bank for their opinion on the best coarse of action financially, and we tried to decide how much of our savings we should use without being irresponsible. (This is just an example. I am 15 and will be forever alone but yea this is what I would do anyways)
This is an example of using fiscal policy to stimulate the economy
Explanation:
Use of fiscal policy or in this case fiscal deficit even, is a strategy some economies use so that the flow of the money remains the same even when the economy nears slow down.
The concept is that the country will be able to retrieve all the money back once the slowdown is over but if it gets worse then there is a little chance of getting more money .
So in long term the deficit actually is profitable.
<span>Essential goods does not affect demand for we cannot live without it. That is why the demand for essential goods will remain constant even if there is a change in price. An example is medicine; people will buy this to cure their ailment regardless of a price increase.</span>
It appears as though D is the correct answer
(Though (as a sub note) diversification of portfolios is a common method to reduce risk)