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What is the point of a time change?
Makes days longer so productivities improves.
Did Harry S. Truman increase or decrease the role of the US in Vietnam?
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What percent is an increase of 20?
It depends on where you are starting from. An increase from 10 (to 30) is a 200% increase. An increase from 100 (to 120) is a 20% increase.
How has increase in population caused vehicular pollution?
Increase in population = increase in demand for vehicles = increase in vehicles = increase in vehicular pollution
How can the magnitude of the magnetic field be increased?
Increase the currency. Increase the size of the coil. Increase the tightness of the coil.
Can your IQ increase?
how to IQ increase ?
What is the percentage increase from 10 inches to 96 inches?
860% increase. (A 100% increase would be an increase of 10, and there is an increase of 86, so 860%.)
If average cost increases does marginal cost increase?
It depends if the increase in Average Cost is caused by an increase in Fixed Costs or an increase in Variable Costs. An increase in Fixed Costs will not increase MC, because FCs do not vary with output (by definition) And increase in Variable Costs will increase MC
Does the word increase have a prefix?
Yes, increase does have a prefix. In- is the prefix of increase.
Increase in resonance structure leads to increase in stabilitywhy?
An increase in atmospheric __o[ ___ leads to an increase in the greenhouse effect
What property of a wave increase as the wave energy increase?
An increase in energy corresponds to an increase in frequency or a decrease in wavelength.
What will help the economy?
As a general problem, there are always at least a few ways to improve economic growth and production:1) Increase the level of economic inputs, such as labour, capital, natural resources, and human capital. These inputs will strictly increase production.2) Increase the utilisation rate of economic inputs. This means 'get more from less' by better exploiting existing resources for more output. This includes minimising frictional unemployment, among other things.3) Increase the interdependent marginal productivities of inputs. This allows existing and future inputs to produce more with fewer inputs of other types (e.g.) machines which require less human operation).4) Achieve the optimal saving-consumption ratio, also known as the golden rule level of investment. Optimal savings-consumption maximises future economic growth by allocating current resources to the future or borrowing future resources for the present.5) Increase the level of technology. Technology can be represented in many different ways, but it generally encompasses not only 2&3 but also society's ability to use and acceptance of new advances.6) Set inflation to match economic growth. Inflation has costs, commonly referred to as shoeleather, menu, and redistribution, that are inefficient. The effort spent to adjust to inflation could be used to stimulate demand and supply.
