It's C for sure because according to the question cause theirs an opening in any wall
The answer to the question above is NONE, there is no method(s) of distributing goods and services that satisfies all wants of the people. Wants are in constants change and infinite due to change of demands. Satisfaction of human wants are limited to the amount of natural and human resources availability.
Answer:
Choice A would be the right response to either the following statement.
Explanation:
- This theory seems to be a hypothesis that implies that shareholders will seek a higher rate of return as well as premiums on high-term securities with significantly increased risk maturity since, if all other considerations are similar, investors choose cash and perhaps other extremely liquid assets.
- Even if there is an excess of capital, the inflation rate would have been over stability, as well as the amount of money needed would have been too increasing for stability.
The other choices are not relevant to the situation in question. So choice A is the right one.
Answer:
According to the law of supply, an increase in the supply of workers for a job if all other factors remain equal means the company wants to be efficient and it is also proof that the company is making more profit which signals the demand for the commodities they produced as increased drastically.
Explanation:
The law of supply work in the dimension of price, the number of goods available in the market, and it is hugely affected by demand. Now, when the price of goods decreases, it makes production by producers decrease as well and staffs are also laid off to avoid profit loss by the producers. This changes when the price of commodity increases as it makes producers of the commodity have the capacity to employ more staff to maximize time and this also causes the producers to increase sales. However, the higher demand for a commodity would also increase the supply of that commodity.
Investment
institutions is a specialize in raising money (investment capital) for
governments and corporations by issuing securities such as stocks or bonds.
People buying a company's securities are buying into a portion of a company and
its earnings or income. Investment institutions offers shares or units.