Answer:
- The difference between living expenses at Northwestern and her second choice but not how much she spent applying to Northwestern.
Explanation:
As per the description given, the 'difference between living expenses at Northwestern and her second choice but not how much she spent applying to Northwestern' as it exemplifies the opportunity cost that reflects the reason for capitulating the best alternative of 'expenses at Northwestern'(which is her best possible choice). Thus, if the amount spent on the second choice is lesser than her best alternative option then only the customer would be ready to bear the opportunity cost.
The answer is Medicare and Medicaid.
Because of the medicare and medicaid, most people believe that there's no longer a need for traditional charity for sick people for need help, because they think all already taken care of by the government. This later on become the motivation for hospitals and drugs companies to increase the price of their products/service
Not too long just like about 2 months
Because the class progresses through the book that she enjoys alone initially, there will be an illustration of overjustification because she start to enjoys it less.
<h3>What is an
overjustification?</h3>
This effect happens an external reward is given when we completing an activity.
Because people evaluate that enjoyment for that activity came from the reward rather than the activity itself, this triggers the effect of overjustification.
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