Answer:
A. Holiday lights in mid-December: Scarce on occasion: Holiday lights are only scarce on holiday season when the demand increases.
B. Air regardless of quality: Not scarce
: Only high quality air (clean) is scare.
C. Land: Inherently scarce: No matter what we do, our planet is only one.
D. Patented goods: Artificially scarce: Patents are scarce because a law protects them.
E. Original Picasso paintings: Inherently scarce: Picasso is dead, so he cannot paint anymore.
Answer:
The answer is 12,800
Explanation:
This is the answer because if you divide 38,400 by 3 you will get 12,800
38,400÷3=
12,800
C hope this helps because they need their market to rise
Complete Question:
If reserve demand is volatile, in order for the central bank to keep interest rates from being volatile, it must:
a. Target the quantity of reserves.
b. Set targets for both interest rates and the quantity of reserves.
c. Not target the interest rates.
d. Let the quantity of reserves fluctuate.
Answer:
d. Let the quantity of reserves fluctuate.
Explanation:
Volatility in reserve demand is offset by the central bank allowing the quantity of reserves to fluctuate in line with demand. By manipulating and adjusting the reserve levels, a central bank can prevent volatile fluctuations in currency. It does this by affecting the exchange rate and increasing the demand for and value of the country's own currency. By varying the reserve requirements, the liquidity position of the banks and hence their ability to lend are affected as an anti-inflationary measure with reduction of potential credit expansion.
Answer: Exception Question
Explanation:
Exception questions are used in Solution focused therapies. They are used to discover instances when a client's problem could have manifested itself but did not or was less severe.
It is a shift from focusing on the problem to finding ways to achieve a solution. An example is: Tell me about a time when the situation made you angry but you overcame our anger.
This method also makes use of miracle questions, encouraging clients to imagine a life without their problem and a scaling question which asks clients to rate their problem, or the likelihood they would react to a certain situation in a particular way. This can be on a scale from 0 to 10.