You provide what you like like and santa brings it to north pole and see what is best for you
This is an example of property deviance. Thus the correct option is (B).
<h3>What is production deviance?</h3>
Production deviance is conduct that formally transgresses the established organizational standards on the minimal standard of quantity and quality of work that must be completed in order to perform one's duties.
The coworkers are wasting the resources of the company and as well as polluting the swimming pool by eating snacks. This is an appropriate example of property deviance.
Thus the correct option is (B).
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<span>She can expect a linear growth (slow but steady) in her investment. Michelle's interest in a simple interest investment is the amount she accrued on deposits with a certain interest rate. It is based on the original sum of money known as the "principal" which she invested. When someone make a payment on a simple interest loan, the payment goes through that month's interest, and the remainder goes toward the principal. Each month's interest is paid in full so it never accrues-- compounding doesn't occur. There is a big difference in the amount of interest payable on a loan if interest is calculated on a compound rather than on a simple basis which is what simple interest entails and this is why simple interest doesn't accrue as much as compounding your interest since the Interest is calculated only on the principal amount.</span>
I would have to say B. because a computer is a product and since the definition of GDP is, "<span>the total value of goods produced and services provided in a country during one year." and since natural resources are not exactly produced I go with computers.
Be warned, I cannot be entirely sure since B and C both affect GDP</span>
Answer:
Particulars Amount
Raw material used $18,600
Add: Direct labor $26,600
<u>Overhead costs</u>
Factory supplies $3,100
Plant depreciation $6,800
Indirect labor $8,600
Utilities ($10,600*80%) <u>$8,480</u>
Total overhead cost <u>$26,980</u>
Total manufacturing costs <u>$72,180</u>
