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The study of how you make decisions in a world where resources are limited?
economics
What is the name given to the organized decisions of distributing limited resources among unlimited needs and wants?
is the name given to the organized decisions of distributing limited resources among unlimited needs and wants
What does RALJ Appeal mean?
Rules for Appeal of Decisions of Court of Limited Jurisdiction (RALJ)
Is not an advantage of a limited partnership?
All partners have to agree with echother when makeing business decisions.
Is it true that Keeney and Herrera decisions have severely limited access by state defendants to federal courts?
true
What is the name given to organized decisions about distributing limited resources among unlimited needs and wants?
allocation
How are basic economic decisions made under capitalism?
Economic decisions under capitalism are made with an eye to increasing profits. Government involved is limited, and social responsibility is not a major consideration.
What is an advantage corporations enjoy over partnerships?
There are several: Corporations have limited liability, they are usually not affected by the death or departure of an executive, and the business decisions do not have to be the consensus of all of the owners.The owners of a corporation don't have to work together to make all of the business decisions.
Which term is used to describe a situation where most consumers are forced to make decisions based on limited resources?
scarcity
Which term is used to describe a situation where most consumers are forced to make decisions based on limited resource?
scarcity
What are the release dates for Mistresses - 2013 Decisions Decisions 1-5?
Mistresses - 2013 Decisions Decisions 1-5 was released on: Poland: 2 April 2013 Canada: 1 July 2013 USA: 1 July 2013 Netherlands: 2 July 2013 (limited) Japan: 30 March 2014
What are four examples of routine decisions?
Routine decisions could include but are not limited to: choosing what time to get up in the morning, what to wear, what to have for breakfast, what time to leave for school, whether to walk to school or ride the bus
