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3 years ago

In a traditional economy, which group is most responsible for producing the goods people in society need?

Business

2 answers:

romanna [79]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. Family members

Explanation:

A traditional economy is based upon the customs, beliefs, and history of the community. Age-old traditions and beliefs guide economic decisions of production and distribution. The traditional economy is motivated by the social well being of its members and not by profits.

The main economic activities under the traditional economy revolves are subsistence farming, fishing, and hunting. These activities are carried out in family settings. In other words, family members provide labor for economic activities.

WINSTONCH [101]3 years ago

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The answer is Family Members for A P E X

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Traceable fixed expenses $268,000 $320,000 $191,000

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Division East Central West Total

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Variable expenses 227,880 169,000 232,000 628,880

Contribution margin $194,120 $481,000 $348,000 $1,023,120

Traceable fixed expenses $268,000 $320,000 $191,000 779,000

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