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Countries with less productive economies and a lower quality of life?
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What are countries called with less productive economies and a lower quality of life?
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What global factors do companies use to move their company to Mexico?
Lower transportation costs, economies of scale and lower wages qualify as such.
What are the benefits provided by economies of scale?
A larger customer base enables retailers to pay lower prices for wholesale goods.
What is the Comparability factors assumes that larger purchases command lower prices per unit where economies of scale are involved?
Quantity or size
How can economists compare the standards of living in different countries?
GDP per capita is generally lower, and poverty rates are generally higher, in countries with lower standards of living.
What are countries called with less productive economies and a lower quality of life?
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How would you increase sales or profits for the venue?
Efficiencies. Economies of scale. Lower costs.
What global factors do companies use to move their company to Mexico?
Lower transportation costs, economies of scale and lower wages qualify as such.
How do you lower the quality of a video using Windows Movie Maker?
Easy. Save it in a lower quality.
Is quality of Norinco 1911 as good as Colt 1911?
Like anything, you get what you pay for. Lower price = lower quality.
What defines quality fabric, and what characteristics distinguish it from lower-quality materials?
Quality fabric is defined by durability, softness, colorfastness, and breathability, distinguishing it from lower-quality materials with inferior construction and performance.
What countries were included in the lower countries?
Holland and Belgium
What is the Effect of quality of debt on bond prices?
Higher quality borrowers issue bonds at lower yields than lower quality borrowers. If a company issues a bond and immediately after the market believes the company is higher quality then the price will go up. Conversely if the market believes the company is lower quality then the price will go down.
What are five sdvantages?
The five advantages are; increase life expectancy, lower heart disease, lower blood pressure, lower rates of diabetes and a more productive life. The advantages are dependent upon the question.
Why do you think infectious diseases typically kill more people in developing countries than they do in highly developed countries like the US?
There are a number of factors. First, developing countries tend to have lower-quality sanitation facilities, if there are any. This makes it easier for infections diseases to spread. Second, developing countries tend to have lower-quality medical facilities. This also facilitates the spread of pathogens, and lower quality treatment means that the infections that do occur are more likely to be fatal. Third, people in developing countries tend to be less educated or uneducated. People without an education are less likely to take measures to avoid infectious disease. Fourth, people in developing countries are more likely to live in poverty and lack access to services such as running water, which help prevent the spread of disease. Finally, some of those in poverty suffer from malnutrition. This weakens the immune system, leaving the body more vulnerable to infection.
What are the benefits provided by economies of scale?
A larger customer base enables retailers to pay lower prices for wholesale goods.
What are some of the advantages large companies have over smaller companies?
economies of scale make is possible to offer lower prices
