<span>A Soviet interpretation of this poster would claim that
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Americans are practicing economic imperialism
so correct option i conclude is A
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The answer is "access to good schools".
A retail store is a position of business normally claimed and worked by a retailer yet now and again possessed and worked by a producer or by somebody other than a retailer in which stock is sold fundamentally to ultimate customers. Good schools are something which cannot have secondary consideration.
Options:
- Smith Bus should be excused from performance under the clause for the rights on improper delivery
- Smith Bus should not be excused from performance because it did not act in good faith
- Smith Bus should be excused from performance under the test of commercial impracticability
- Smith Bus can exercise its right of anticipatory repudiation
Answer:
Correct answer is Option c.
<u>Smith Bus should be excused from performance under the test of commercial impracticability
</u>
Explanation:
In this case, Smith cannot fulfil the contract obligation due to an unforeseen event. Hence, Commercial impracticability shall apply.
Answer:
The correct answer is option C.
Explanation:
The production possibility curve shows the maximum possible bundle of two goods that can be produced using all the available resources and state of technology.
Since the resources are scarce, when we produce more of one good, we need to sacrifice more and more of the other good.
If all the resources in the economy are fully employed then it is not possible to increase the production of one good without decreasing the production of the other.
The economy can thus produce either on the production possibility curve or below it but not above it.
Answer:
producer-centered logistics
Explanation:
When it comes to marketing, <u>consumers and customers always come first</u>. There isn't such thing as producer-centered logistics (<u>not that i know of at least</u>) because the producers need to focus on the business and customers not themselves.
