Answer: ▶False◀
Explanation:▶ realistically when prices fall, demand goes up. This is because everyone would buy something that cost less, than something that is expensive. Now when prices go up, demand usually goes down. This is because the consumer wouldn't want to buy something from ( ex:) retailer 1, who's products are too expensive. Than retailer 2, who's prices are very reasonable. People wouldn't want to demand something that has a price going up and up.
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Answer:
b.accountability principle
Explanation:
Accountability principle states that a person should be responsible for their actions, products, decisions, and policies in administration and governance.
It is answerability, blameworthiness, liability, and the responsibility to give account of actions within one's jurisdiction. It entails taking ownership of consequences of one's actions.
In internal control accountability acts as a deterrent for noncompliance to laid down procedures, as each person is answerable for his failing in implementing organisation policies.
Answer:
The answer is: C) the elasticity of demand, where the shortages will be larger if demand is more inelastic.
Explanation:
When the demand for a product is completely inelastic it means that the quantity demanded for that product will be the same whether its price increases or decreases. Rarely any product is completely inelastic, but inelasticity shows a tendency of buyers to keep buying a product even if its price rises, for example gasoline.
Inelastic products don´t follow the law of supply and demand, since the price doesn´t alter the demand.
If suppliers can produce enough goods (product shortages) and the quantity demanded stays the same, the price will rise. But if the demand for the product is inelastic then the shortage will get worse since every time more people will want to buy the product and their will be less product to buy.
