Answer:
D. continuous review system
Explanation:
In the context of manufacturing it seems that the system being described would be a continuous review system. Like mentioned in the question this is a system that automatically adjusts the stock level in real time when a product moves in or out of stock, and automatically triggers an order for more stock as soon as the stock level hits a low quantity point is hit.
Answer and Explanation:
If demand is greater than supply, then there is inflation. Hence, the government has to devaluate its currency on net borrowings from abroad. Supply increases and price becomes stable.
The banks have to lower their bank rate and decrease CRR. When prices rise, consumption decreases and investment increases. When the interest rate is made high consumption and investment both become stable. Hence, there is full employment. Government has a fiscal policy to increase taxes and borrowings and increase the export and income rises and price becomes stable.
Answer:
They might offend the intended audience.
Explanation:
If you have a certain religion and one company advertises one of those religions that is not yours customers may take offense to it and you will have less customers therefore less profit.
I would assign each roommate to wash their own dishes after they eat so you don’t get one big pile that no one wants to do.
You will have to come up with some kind of motivation otherwise, nothing will get done, suggestions are:
Offer to do some of their laundry when you do your own, i.e., throw in a pair of jeans & t-shirt along with yours.
Offer to pick up something from the grocery store when you go for your own groceries.
Answer:
4) GDP will tend to increasingly understate the level of output through time.
Explanation:
The GDP includes all the final and legal goods and services produced within a country during a year, and underground economies usually involve illegal activities. Since the GDP does not include underground activities (e.g. unreported income, illegal drugs, prostitution, gambling, etc.), it will understate the true level of economic activity.
The GDP only includes activities that are subject to taxes, but some economists estimate that the size of the US underground economy is between $2.25 trillion to $2.46 trillion.
