Answer: Positive externality
Explanation: Positive externality is the concept in which the service produced and the consumption of that service will provide benefit a third party who is not a part of the process.
While producing fertilizer , it is providing a unintentional benefit to the community surrounding(third party) by keeping the insects away through exerting gases so that they don't cause insect bites or other problem.
Other options are incorrect because negative externalities are negative consequences face by the third party in a process. Comparative externality is related with comparison and pecuniary externality is increment or decrement in market price of service by action of economic actor .
Answer:
This is known as Economic Duress
Explanation:
Economic duress in contracts is said to occur when a party to a contract threatens to cancel a contract unless the other party involved agrees to their demands. Phillip refusing to go on stage unless he is paid an additional $5000 put Dalynda under economic duress as that was an abrupt decision made by Phillip just at the very minute when his service was needed the most.
First one; Reinforcement and second one; Biologically.
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D) has made on-time payments to other loans.
Explanation:
If you were to lend someone money you would want it back on-time.
Most married older adults report continued, regular sexual enjoyment is true about sexuality in late adulthood.
Option b
<u>Explanation:</u>
Sexual desire isn’t affected by age but mainly by a person state of mind. The research conducted has revealed that couples do enjoy sex until the age of 80's. Factors that may decrease desire have to do more with physical problems that come with ageing, illnesses, aches and pains and self-image where one may feel like they aren’t attractive anymore.
Also, the physical incapacity to actually engage in the act of lovemaking shouldn’t hinder other forms of intimacy. Couples do still enjoy physical intimacy by the act of touching, intimate conversation, physical closeness and etc.