Answer:
The fact that in a purely competitive industry there are neither barriers to entry nor barriers to exit is what makes economic profit, in this type of industry, impossible in the long-run.
This is because when there is economic profit in the industry, firms are lured to enter, saturating the market, and lowering economic profit to zero in the process. When this happens, some firms opt out of the industry, bringing economic profit back to positive territory, causing the cycle to repeat itself.
Answer:
2. What to produce, how to produce it, and who gets it.
Explanation:
Scarcity of resources is the major issue, Economics deals with.
In any economy resources are scarce i.e limited in quantity and how efficiently those resources are used is what Economics revolves around.
The central problems in an economy are:
- What to produce
- How to produce
- For whom to produce
Economics aims at answering this central problem.
Each time a method is invoked, the system stores parameters and local variables in an area of memory, known as a stack, which stores elements in last-in first-out fashion.
Answer: you would not have been able to make money/as much money from having a job in the time you were spending to earn that advanced degree.
Explanation: if you chose not to work to obtain that advanced degree; you would’ve had more time to work a job and make money.
Answer: Option C is true about Accruals basis
Explanation:
Cash basis states that transactions are only recognized when cash is received and paid. Some of the short comings of the cash basis was it didn’t regard the period in which transactions occured, etc
Accrual basis states that revenue is recognized when earned and expenses when incurred and not when cash is received or paid.
Option 1 is wrong because cash basis only records cash transactions.
Option 2 is wrong because Accruals basis is recognized by GAAP
