Answer:
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Explanation:
Spending that can change from year to year is known as discretionary spending.
Explanation:
Discretionary financial gain is that the quantity<span> of </span>somebody's financial gain that's<span> left for </span>the outlay<span>, </span>investment<span> or saving </span>once paying<span> taxes and paying </span>for private requirements<span>, </span>like<span> food, shelter, and </span>vesture<span>. Discretionary </span>financial gain<span> includes </span>cash<span> spent on luxury </span>things<span>, vacations, and nonessential </span>merchandise<span> and services.</span>
Answer:
E.
Explanation:
Egalitarian means a person who believes in equality.
An egalitarian society is the society which believes in equality among people. <u>Power and authority is such a society is usually hereditary. Unequal power in such a society is exempted meaning that no person can misuse his/her authority over other people. The only exception in such society is gender, age, and ability</u>.
So, the correct answer is option E.
The complete question is -
Assume that you and 10 of your friends are stuck on a deserted island. No one is coming to get you. So, you have no option other than to adjust to this new life. Answer these questions about what you might do in this situation. Part A There are fruit trees on the island. Everyone spends an equal number of hours collecting fruit. How do you decide how much fruit each person gets?
Answer:
The correct answer is - Everyone gets only the fruit he or she personally collected.
Explanation:
In this setting, there are 11 people stuck on an island, each and everyone is equally contributed the same number of hours in collecting fruits. However, each person spends the same time but can be collect equal, less or more fruits. Thus, the fruits should be distributed how much each work for collecting fruits.
Thus, The correct answer is - Everyone gets only the fruit he or she personally collected.
I believe the answer is constructive confrontation.
