Your answer is a command economy. Good Luck.
Answer:
B. Whether an action is objectively right depends on its consequences
Explanation:
Ayn Rand developed the theory of Objectivism. Objectivism according to her is the philosophical idea, that every thing people do, be it the pursuit of education or financial security is done simply for the purpose of preserving the human life. This theory promotes selfishness over altruism. It also advocates realism. Every other thing people do is supposed to conform to that which is the fact.
This theory also opines that if our philosophy of life is correct or right, then we would be successful. But if our philosophy of life is wrong, then the consequences would be inimical.
Answer:
Option D is false
Explanation:
EVC is not the same thing as willingness to pay because EVC is a measure of the value the product produces for a particular customer but doesn't have any effect on it's customers ability to pay for the estimated value.
Answer:
C) Any of the above (or below)
- B) The potential that another government could unilaterally dissolve the entity and assume their assets and liabilities
- D) The power to enact and levy a tax.
- E) The power to directly issue debt, for which its interest is exempt from federal taxation
Explanation:
Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) is a private non-governmental organization that develops accounting standards that state and local governments must follow. The GASB works along with the Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASB), which is the organization that develops accounting standards for the federal government.
Both the GASB and the FASB help to ensure that financial information regarding the use of public funds is standard across different government entities.
Choice (b) is correct. Market efficiency entails unpredictable stock prices in the market. Since there is a higher risk of investment losses in an unpredictable stock prices change, the best investment strategy is to diversify portfolio so as to minimize loss on the other stock while maximizing gain from another.
