Economics:
10th Edition
ISBN: 9781285859460
Author: BOYES, William
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Law of increasing opportunity cost:
a. Explain it.
b. What does it teach us?
c. How could it be explained graphically?
In the first graph with hats and videos are opportunity costs constant or increase?
How much does it cost him to make the first video in terms of hats? This is a movement from A to B.
How about the last video? This is a movement from D to E.
1. It regulates the engagement between the producer and the consumer.
A. Chamber of commerce
B. Local community
C. Government
2. Economic development is measured by looking at
A.Wealth of the community
B.Quality of life
C.Type of businesses present
3.It is regarded as the engine of the economy. *
A.Entrepreneurship
B.MSME's
C.Education
4.The future belongs to those who can think like a;
A. Positive person
B.Scientist
C.Entrepreneur
5.Which of the following is an entrepreneurial mindset? *
A.Vulnerable Mind
B.Resilient Mind
C.Rigid Mind
6. is more interested in being unique.
A.Independent Mind
B.Risk Managing Mind
C.Designing Mind
7.It is determined to achieve stretch goals. *
A.Resilient Mind
B.Independent Mind
C.Goal oriented and effectuating mind
8. It has the propensity to take calculated risks. *
A. A positive mind
B.Risk managing mind
C. Calculated risk mind
9.It…
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