Answer:
a. A counterfeit is an imitation of the genuine money, created with the intent to defraud.
U.S. Currency was originally printed on blue paper.
- FALSE: THE DOLLAR HAS ALWAYS BEEN GREEN
b. The First bank of the United States was started in 1888.
- FALSE: THE (FIRST) BANK OF THE UNITED STATES WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1791
c. The French unit of money is the dollar.
- FALSE: THE EURO IS THE OFFICIAL CURRENCY IN FRANCE
d. A euro is the Australian unit of money.
- FALSE: EUROS ARE THE OFFICIAL CURRENCY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION.
In 1945 $10,000 bills were discontinued for public use by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
Option C
Costly to imitate criteria for sustainable competitive advantage
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Sustainable competitive advantages are business assets, properties, or skills that are hard to replicate or exceed; and render a higher or complimentary long term situation over competitors. A company must produce distinct goals, plans, and methods to create a sustainable competitive advantage.
It needs huge expenditure in time and money to create a brand. It demands very limitedly to destroy it. A good brand is precious because it prompts customers to favor the brand over competitors. A unique product or service increases customer support and is less suitable for a competitor to imitate.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": True.
Explanation:
<em>Social media</em> can be useful for different purposes but is <em>not the best platform through which executives should provide employee appraisal</em> because of its informal character. There are some other dynamic approaches such as 360-degree feedback in which not employers but also coworkers can rate employees' performance in their work frame, being this one of the most effective methods to boost their efficiency.
Answer:
Openness, equality, creativity and flexibility
Explanation:
This is an example of material symbols
Answer:
eliminated due to firms entering the industry
Explanation:
In the long run , monpolistically competitive firms earn zero economic profit due to entry of firms into the industry.
A monpolistically competitive firm has low barriers to entry and exit of firms. In the short run when monpolistically competitive firms earn economic profit, firms enter into the industry in the long run and economic profit would be wiped out.
Other features of monpolistically competitive firms are:
1. They sell differentiated products
2. They set the prices for their goods and services
3. They have a downward sloping demand curve.
