First, know that every state and country has a set of different expectations and standards when it comes to taxes. This means you have to conduct some research and understand your target market.
For instance, if your store’s demographic is located in the U.S., you’ll likely want to display your prices exclusive of tax. However, if your target demographic is Australian, for example, where shoppers are accustomed to seeing all-inclusive prices, you’ll want to display your prices with tax.
Some other issues to consider is what you are selling and where you are selling it from. For instance, if you are located in New York and want to sell clothing, know that clothing is taxed in New York state. In Britain, VAT tax applies to all non-essential goods.
To calculate PES u also need to give the change in quantity supplied.(which isn’t there in the question)
But the formula is
PES = %change in quantity supplied / % change in price
The ""trolley problem"" is an exercise in ethical decision-making. The principles laid out in the trolley problem does not provide a mandated approach to business ethics. So the answer is False.
What is Trolley Problem?
The trolley problem is a collection of ethical and psychological thought experiments that simulate ethical decisions on whether to sacrifice one person in order to save more people. A runaway tram or trolley is on course to hit and kill a number of people (often five) down the track, but a driver or bystander can intervene and reroute the vehicle to kill just one person on a different track. This is how most episodes of the series start. Then, similar life-and-death situations (medical, legal, etc.) and other variations of the runaway car are presented. In each case, there is a choice between doing nothing, in which case several people will perish, and intervening and sacrificing one originally "safe" person to save the others.
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Answer:
A. Machine
Explanation:
There are various categorisations of entrepreneurs based on their characters, abilities and strategies among others. However,the founder institute developed a new categorisation for entrepreneurs by testing about 30,000 entrepreneurs including known names like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk and categorising them based on their priorities and qualities into the following: Hustler, Prodigy, Visionary, Innovator, Strategist and Machine.
Machine Category: This represents entrepreneurs who maintain a high level of focus getting things done. They simply focus on the task ahead of them and get them done. They are very concerned about efficiency and effective delivery of their tasks. Lin simply became very good at what she was doing by being dedicated to the tasks ahead of her.
Other Categories
Hustlers- they can sell anything and get into the promotion and sales of all manner of products and services
Prodigy - The excel in business with innate business instinct and sense, their strong intellects and social skills ensures their success
Visionary - Combines innovation with enthusiasm and is capable of carrying the masses along in these innovations as a result of the energy committed
Innovator- Always looking forward to improving on old ideas and find new ways of doing things. They are challenged by change
Strategist- Always looking at how to achieve long term goals, very tactical and calculating.