Increases in the price of the good measured on the horizontal axis will make the horizontal intercept *smaller in value* and make the budget line *steeper*.
In my opinion or answer, I think it would be A, because if a car company charges a high price for a new model of a minivan... not much people with enough money would be able to buy or people would think it’s too expensive for a new model... but I also have a feeling for D.
And if a publisher printed more copies than usual, he’ll have to pay for those extra papers and all the important (I think)? Then the author/publisher will have to make the book more expensive to make an effort in the money...
If a clothing store puts bathing suits before summer ends, some people may buy it but some people won’t. Though...it might make an effort to get rid of them, or possibly the company could sell them to another company tbh, not sure.
Answer:
III only.
Cultural attitudes toward antitrust law differ.
Explanation:
Competition law is an area of law that seeks to maintain a level playing field for all participants in an industry by protecting them against anti-competitive conduct by companies.
For example two major players in an industry may collaborate to raise price of goods.
However in foreign competition law we have to consider that cultural attitudes towards antitrust law differs. What is accepted in one country may not apply in another. So there is absence of litigation when considering competition in the foreign scene.
Answer:
1. true
Explanation:
When a project goes from one stage to another, a company usually has to commit more money to the project. As a result of this, it is very important that there is a management review after each phase of the project is completed. This will help to ensure evaluation of the project's progress as well as ensure compliance with the goals of the organization for which the project was set in motion.
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