The answer is D. all of the above
The limits is really depend on the culture that you're in. In some culture, libeling is punishable by death, meanwhile in another culture it's just a small accusation
In liberal Culture, obscenity and artistic expression is more Tolerable compared to the Area that have a strong Religious culture
Answer: The firm should minimize cost and always seek a mix of inputs, L and K,
such that the marginal products per dollar spent on each should be equal.
Explanation:
Spending one dollar less on capital will reduce output by capital's marginal product per dollar. But because the marginal product per dollar for labor is greater than that for capital, less than a dollar's worth of labor must be bought to achieve the desired output.
If a firm uses two inputs, labor and capital, that can be bought
at fixed prices P(L) and P(K). We can find (for any amounts of the inputs) the marginal
product of, say, L as the increase in output achieved from employing an extra unit of
labor, holding capital constant. The marginal product per dollar spent on labor is
therefore MP(L)/P(L). This is the increase in output the firm can achieve from spending
another dollar on labor. Similar definitions hold for capital.
Answer: does it get their attention? does it work?
Explanation:
you want to ask those questions. If you are walking through a store and something catches your attention you automatically want to look at it.
it definitely has to work it order to sell it. that is my answer
<span>Thomas Jefferson was an active Anti-Federalist as he feared that a strong central government would result in another Monarchy.
</span><span>Anti-Federalism was a movement that against the creation of a stronger U.S. federal government and they later opposed the ratification of the 1787 Constitution. The previous constitution gave state governments more authority. Anti-Federalists worried that the position of the president might evolve into a monarchy. Anti-Federalists helped with the passage of the United States Bill of Rights.</span>
