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3 years ago

What you mean of economical and effective utilization of resources in food service management?

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Food security is defined by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) as: ... Access covers economic and physical access to food. Improving access requires better market access for smallholders allowing them to generate more income from cash crops, livestock products and other enterprises.

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Factor market. Demanded by firm and supplied by the household

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Factor market. Demanded by firm and supplied by the household

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The good was demanded by household

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b. Tesla increases employment at its Fremont plant.

The transaction took place in the factor market.

The labor was demanded by firm

The labor was supplied by the household

c. George works 20 hours per week at McDonald’s.

The transaction took place in the factor market.

The labor was demanded by firm

The labor was supplied by the household

d. George sells the land he owns to McDonald’s so that it can build a new restaurant.

The transaction took place in the factor market.

The factor of production was demanded by firm

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T Bill Rate(Risk free rate) = 6%

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