Answer:
b assign stories to be covered
Answer:
The first place to post the flyer will be <u>Children Day Care Centers
</u>
Second will be near <u>ponds, lakes</u> where people tend to go for swimming
Third will be at the <u>schools and hospitals</u>
Fourth will be at <u>indoor / swimming pool</u> for general public and professional swimmers
Explanation:
Children Day Care Centers:
Kids who attend day care centers, including diaper aged kids and people who take care of the day care kids are more like prone to infection. Especially, when parents of infected kids leave their kids in the day care where rest of the kids attend. Kids have weak immune system and they get easily affected by Cryptosporidium.
Ponds, Lakes, Indoor swimming pool
Backpackers, hikers & campers use the lakes and ponds for bathing, swimming etc., are exposed to Cryptosporidium infection as they end to consume unfiltered and untreated water
Schools and Hospitals
Kids, infants and pregnant women are more like to get seriously ill due to weak immune system which may lead to dehydration leading to diarrhea, as they tend to contact infected people.
Answer:
Both parties experience surplus, but there is inequity because Steve has a much larger producer surplus
Explanation:
The options to this question wasn't provided. Here are the options : Both parties experience surplus, but there is inequity because Steve has a much larger producer surplus. Both parties experience surplus, so the transaction was equitable. Only Steve benefits from the sale. Srivani will not be happy with her purchase.
Consumer surplus is the difference between the willingness to pay of a consumer and the price of the good.
Producer surplus is the difference between the price of a good and the least amount the seller is willing to sell his good.
While both parties earn a surplus, the producer surplus exceeds the consumer surplus . Therefore, the seller benefited more from the trade than the consumer.
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Answer:
The correct answer is option D.
Explanation:
A monopoly firm is neither productively nor allocative efficient. The reason behind this is that it does not utilize the resources efficiently and produces below the socially optimal level of output.
Unlike perfect competition, which produces at the point where price equals marginal cost, a monopolist produces at the point where the price is greater than marginal cost.
This inefficiency is visible through the decrease in consumer surplus and deadweight loss. The difference between socially optimal level of output and monopoly output also represents inefficiency. The value of the goods and services that could have been made if monopolist chose to produce at a socially optimal level also shows inefficiency.
