Answer:
Distributive bargaining
Explanation:
Distributive bargaining can be defined as a type of bargaining system/strategy in which one party gains only if the other party loses. 
Distributive bargaining is mostly used when there is a negotiation that involves fixed resources e.g; money, assets, etc. 
Distributive bargaining as a negotiation strategy does not aim to provide a win-win situation for all parties involved but that one party loses while the other gains considerably. 
An example of distributive bargaining is a supermarket having a fixed price for an item. in that situation, you can't bargain and as such you either buy the item or leave the store. 
That results in a win for the supermarket and a loss for you the buyer should yo choose to buy the item. 
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Answer:
All of the answers are correct.
Explanation:
The law of supply states that in a production process when the price of. Commodity increases the suppliers are more willing to supply more goods, while when price falls suppliers tend to supply less goods.
This is as a result of lower motivation to sell at a lower price where profit margins are low. The higher the price the more the profit made so they are more motivated.
Also when prices are too low the suppliers may barely cover their cost of production so they tend to supply less.
Attached is a diagram of the supply curve
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:$616
Explanation:
The insurance policy is a policy on an annual basis in which premium are paid in advance to enable the insurance firm to provide cover for the clients.
Cost of insurance
$0.84* ($88000/100)
= $732.92 per annum
However since the insurance was cancelled after 10 months he will only be responsible for 10 months.
$739.2/12*10
=$616