A socially responsible consumer will put what concerns ahead of price?

In the u.s. who decides what goods and services should be produced? What is the relationship between total fixed cost and output? How does upgrading border security better prevent any danger in the U.S.? Ceteris paribus or all other things held constant is an assumption that has what effect on a demand schedule? What are the disadvantages of LinkedIn? What is the meaning of demand efficiency and quality? What factors led to the downfall of the cattle industry? What is the difference between national debt and public debt, and how do they impact a country's economy? Which area of social responsibility is most important? How many pairs of shoelaces are sold annually? What is it called if the study of how people and government use limited resources to satisfy unlimited wants? What are the benefits of trading with other countries? What is a safety net in an economic system? Are beer companies an oligopoly? What is the market concentration ratio of a perfect competition? Why are natural Gas prices so expensive? Gary Becker who is a winner of the Nobel Prize says that ''human capital is by far the most important form of capital in creating wealth and growth'' Why does he say this? What is the definition of corporate sector? When did international competition begin? Is the Federal Reserve responsible for determining the inflation rate and the unemployment rate?