Strategy 1# Use of Labour-intensive Technology:
Strategy 2# Accelerating Investment in Agriculture:
Strategy 3# Diversification of Agriculture
Answer:Mark views the relationship as an EXCHANGE.
Jenn views it as a COMMUNAL relationship.
Explanation:
Exchange relationship is based on mutual benefits; a person gives to the other with an expectation that they receive the same benefits in return.
When an exchange relationship is maintained everyone feel that the fairness has been practiced within the relationship.
Communal relationship is the one in which one person takes responsibility and accountability for the other partner's welfare. They strive to give them support physcally and emotionally, like they would include themselves on their activities to ensure they give their
partner a proper support. like encouraging a friend to exercise , supporting a romantic partner all these are aimed at improving the wellbeing or the recipient.
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Answer:b) based on determining long-term beneficial consequences
Explanation:In philosophy, egoism is the theory that is focused on self and what drives one's action.
Egoism has two variants, descriptive or normative. The descriptive (or positive) variant deals with human affairs. This variant describes that people are driven by perosnal interest and desires. The normative variant suggest that people are somehow motivated irrespective of what drives them. Ethical egoism is based on pursuing what is beneficial in one's life for a long term and what will be of benefits in their lives in a long run.
