The answer is False. In evaluation design they need pretest or comparison groups and it is the most appropriate when companies are interested in determining how much change has occurred in trainees. So in evaluation design with comparison or pretest groups are the most appropriate when the companies are interested to determine the change that occurred in the trainees.
Carnegie had unlimited control of the steel industry during the 1880s. He had monopoly over the steel business and it was up to him how he did the pricing and what services he offered. During the 1890s, the government had taken action to limit Carnegies control over the steel industry. Regulations crippled Carnegie's business.
Answer:
a. Cost of more insurance coverage is less than the marginal benefit
Explanation:
The marginal cost is the cost producers incur by the production of one more good. The marginal benefit of a good on the other hand is the utility received from the purchase of one more good or service. If a consumer perceives that the worth of good is less than the market price then they would not make that transaction. However, when the consumer has decided to buy more life insurance s/he is convinced that the marginal benefit from purchasing that good would be higher than the marginal cost of that good.
General ledger. it is journals that feed ledgers and ledgers that feed the general ledger.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
A. If there is a decrease in the price of a substitute good then people will prefer that good because is cheaper than, in this case, antibacterial soap. This will cause a change in demand, because consumers decide to buy less antibacterial soap.
B. The campaign will affect consumers because now there would be less people interested on buying the antibacterial soap. This will cause a change in demand.
C. An increase in the cost of plastic bottles used for antibacterial soap will affect directly to producers because now the total cost of production will increase and for instance they will produce less. This will cause a change in supply
