Shereen has accidentally overdrawn her checking account this month. Thankfully, she has a little money in savings and can cover
costs for now, but she has to find a way to reduce her monthly spending. Which strategy will NOT help Shereen reduce her monthly expenses? A. Shopping at secondhand stores when possible instead of buying new
B. Paying her credit card bill on time to avoid late fees
C. Cutting out extraneous spending like eating at restaurants
D. Leasing a car so she can give up her bus pass
The answer is: D) Leasing a car so she can give up her bus pass
Explanation:
If Shereen wants to lower her monthly expenses, leasing a car will not help her. Usually taking a bus or any other type of mass transportation system is much cheaper than leasing a car and all the other expenses related to keeping a car running (e.g. gasoline, engine services, parking fees, etc.).
leasing a car so she can give up her bus pass ( D )
Explanation:
Leasing a car is rather more expensive than using the bus. this is because when you lease a car you stand more risk of spending more like paying the leasing fees and any other sort of accrued fees due to breach in agreed time of return, fueling the car and also been careful not to be involved in an auto accident and other factors which you might not need to be worried about when you take the Bus.
shopping at a second hand store will help you save more and still get quality for your goods purchased and paying your credit card bill on time helps to limit extra monthly expenses.
The economic incentive was to produce enough to meet the output target, without regard for quality or cost.
Explanation:
As the only condition for the payment to the producers is linked with the output thus there is no constraint for the quality and the sales of the product. This indicated that the producer will get the reward irrespective whether the quality or cost of the product is feasible or not.
