They could change for many reasons some being:
1. if you're not on a lease the rent can go up at any time only 
2. if you are on a lease regardless improvements to your home the landlord can raise it every year.
3. if you have a mortgage w a variable APR your mortgage/ housing needs change monthly
4. your goals would change if maybe you wanted to move closer to your job or you got a new job and you need to move closer
5. maybe if you got married or had kids your housing gold would change.
6. maybe you live in not such a nice neighborhood and you'd like to live in a neighborhood less crime your goals would change
not sure if those are the answers you're looking for but there's so many different reasons that your housing needs and goals could change
        
             
        
        
        
<span>This is the termination step in the "stages of change" model. This step is the final stage, in which the person is assured in the fact that the unhealthy behavior will not relapse. This typically only occurs after having integrated healthy behaviors into one's routine for at least 6 months without a relapse.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
Managerial economics can be applied to the non-profit organizations too because it help them in organizing, and controlling their resources. 
 
Managerial economics is relevant to nonprofit organizations and government agencies as well as conventional, for-profit businesses.
<h3>What is 
Managerial economics?</h3>
Managerial economics is an area of economics that is used for staffing, as well as controlling the resources of the organization.
With Managerial economics , one can carry out:
- planning
 -  directing
 -  organizing
 
In this case, Managerial economics is relevant to nonprofit organizations and government agencies as well as conventional, for-profit businesses.
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Answer:
d. Reported as a current asset on the balance sheet
Explanation:
Merchant inventory refers to st finished goods available for sale at any given time. Merchant inventory is commonly referred to as inventory. It is recorded as a current asset in the balance sheet. 
Merchant inventory is acquired through purchasing by retailers, wholesalers, and distributors to be sold to customers. Merchant inventory will specifically refer to the unsold goods at the end of a period. It is recorded at its acquisition cost. i.e., the cost which the trader paid to obtain the merchandise. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
The answer is 391 667 
I think it is right so be sure to check just in case
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