Answer:
D
Explanation:
I'm sure the question was geared toward teaching you the difference between elastic and inelastic.
If your demand for a product does not change even if the price goes up, then the demand is considered to be inelastic.
However, the question posed to get this teaching point across made the answer almost impossible. A drug addict's demand can drastically change from day to day depending on how readily that person can get hold of the money needed. One day money may not be a problem so the expenditure will increase because their demand is price-inelastic. The very next day the person may not be able to find any money at all. Therefore, the expenditure will decrease because their demand is price-elastic
Answer: The correct answer "a. Some benefits have become so common that today's employees expect them.".
Explanation: The statement "some benefits have become so common that today's employees expect them" strengthens Steve's argument because retirement is such a common benefit that generally all employees expect access to it.
Answer:
Explanation:
Base on the scenario been described in the question, if raj is sure that Mary will cooperate, then the possible outcomes of Raj's is $200 and $150 .
If Mary thinks that Raj will cheat and work independently, then Mary will also cheat and work independently because if cooperate and Raj cheats, then Mary will not have anything.
Hope they did good on the semantic map
Answer:
OT
Explanation:
BECAUSE I AM SMART AND BECAUSE I TOOK THAT SAME CLASS