Genetic Factors and Environmental Factors.
Here's a small list of popular books that can help and introduce you to Ancient India. They are all available in English, by the way.
1- "A History of India, vol. 1: From Origins to 1300" (Romila Thapar)
2- "Ancient India as Described in Classical Literature; Being a Collection of Greek and Latin Texts Relating to India, Extracted from Herodotus and Other" (John Watson McCrindle)
3- "The Philosophy of Ancient India" (Richard von Garbe)
4- "Ancient India: in Historical Outline" (D.N. Jha)
5- "The Ancient Geography Of India" (Alexander Cunningham)
Answer:
Epistemic shopping
Explanation:
Epistemic shopping is the type of shopping activity when the customer visits various places, and tries several presentations of the same product, in order to gain information or knowledge about the product, in order to pruchase only the best alternative later on.
Jim is engaging in epistemic shopping because he is very active in visiting cheese stores, trying out new cheeses, but he hardly ever purchases anything. This is because the main motivation behind his shopping activity is to gain knowledge, not to engage in compulsive shopping.
I believe the correct answer is inhibited temperament in childhood.
Jerome Kagan worked on his theory about childhood temperament which may affect adults greatly, and he came up with two types of temperament: inhibited and uninhibited. Inhibited temperament occurs with shy and fearful children, whereas uninhibited has to do with kids who are sociable and outgoing.
Answer:
In economics a demand is defined as the quantity of goods and services that customers are capable to buy and that they find desirable to buy at a particular price for that period of time .
Demand is dependent on the customer's needs and wants each customer may have different things that they consider to be needs to them and those they consider as just wants.
This also depends on affordability, if one doesn't have the money to buy the product then the demand isn't effective.
When the price of the product rises usually it's demand decreases and vice versa when the price fall the quantity of that product demanded will increase.
