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incentives
<span>margin </span>
<span>markets </span>
<span>scarcity
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The term that is most closely related to trade-off, from the list above, is: scarcity. Scarcity is the condition that moves the trade-offs, it determines the quantity of each product you need or have. So, for example, if you need a product that you don't have enough and another that you have in excess, you can exchange it with someone that have interest in your product and has the one that you need.
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Answer:
cab fares will be higher.
Explanation:
The supply of cabs would fall as a result of the limit. The fall in supply would lead to a rightward shift of the demand curve for cabs.
As a result, equilibrium price (cab fares) would increase and equilibrium quantity would fall.
subway is a substitute for cabs
Due to the increase in the price of cabs, there would be an increase in the demand for subway. This would lead to a rise in equilibrium price and quantity
Answer:
Idk if this is the right answer but I Google it and I got virtual reality/artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles
<span>software publishers,software purchasers,the government hope that helps</span><span>
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Answer:
Option D; JO IS LIABLE TO BIG LOAN CO. SINCE SHE RECEIVED A NOTICE FROM THEM ABOUT THE ASSIGNMENT.
Explanation:
A mortgage is a loan provided by a mortgage lender or a bank that enables an individual to purchase a home.
Mortgage payments usually occur on a monthly basis and consist of four main parts: principal, interest, taxes and insurance.
A transfer of mortgage is the reassignment of an existing mortgage, usually on a home, from the current holder to another person or entity.
When mortgage is transferred, two notices will be sent: one from the current mortgage servicer and the other from the new servicer. All payments after the notification will be made to the new servicer.
Since Jo was notified about the reassignment from Fund All Savings to Big loan Co. but still continues to pay Fund All Savings and Big Loan Co. sues Jo for nonpayment. What is most likely to be the court's judgement is that JO IS LIABLE TO BIG LOAN Co. SINCE SHE RECEIVED A NOTICE FROM THEM ABOUT THE ASSIGNMENT.
