If a person has an investment goal of putting in $4000 in a business, then:
- He would have to make a good budget and not to engage in actions that would sabotage this goal.
<h3>What is an Investment Goal?</h3>
This refers to the plans and objectives of a person as he is making investments of his capital or any other factor of production in a given venture.
With this in mind, we can see that if a person makes an investment plan, then it is only wise and practical that his spendings and allocation of resources is consistent with this investment plan.
Please note that your question is incomplete so I gave you a general overview to help you get a better understanding of the concept.
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Identify problem
Gather info
Identify options
Evaluate options
Consider consequences
Choose the best option
Make a plan
Carry out plan
Evaluate how plan worked
I’m not really sure where Consider consequences goes but I’m pretty sure the rest are right. :)
Answer:
The correct answer is - <em>B) self-actualization.</em>
Explanation:
Within Abraham Maslow’s (1908 – 1970) theory of Hierarchy of Needs, <u>Connor is on the way to self-actualization, because</u>:
- He is doing very well in his activities (<em>on top of his class</em>) an have found the field that he is good at <em>(has been accepted to his choice of colleges</em>). It puts Connor on the initial stage of realizing his full potential.
- He is content with his life choices and area of activities, which allows him to be supportive of others <em>(is the go to person when his friends have problems</em>). Conversely, if he was struggling and dissatisfied, he would not be able to help others.
- Connor is <em>making plans for the future</em>, which is necessary to achieve the self-actualization bye realizing his full potential. For example, become successful surgeon.
The African Americans in the roaring 20s were treated unfairly and badly. Slavery was a problem in the 20s and African Americans were kicked out of their homes and lost jobs. Many African Americans worked on plantations and were living in harsh conditions. Immigrants also worked on plantations and were refused many jobs due to their background. Many immigrants had a hard time finding jobs and being able to support their family. The stock market crash made it harder for immigrants and African Americans to live. More people were kicked out of their homes due to the stock market crash and many people lost their lives because they were poor and did not have the funds to support their families.
