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People's willingness to change often depends on individual circumstances, motivations, and the perceived benefits of the change. While some may embrace change eagerly, viewing it as an opportunity for growth, others may resist it due to fear of the unknown or comfort with the status quo. Additionally, factors such as personality, social support, and past experiences can influence one's openness to change. Ultimately, the attitude towards change varies widely among individuals.
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How does a company arrange to sell its products to people who are unwilling to pay the top price of them?
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
What role did the immigrants play in the economy?
Immigrants take on jobs that people born in the country are generally not willing to do. This helps expand the economy.
A change in the composition of the population will generally do what?
change demand even if there is no change in the size of the population. Ask yourself this question? if the number of people stays the same, but a lot of people get older, demand for Iphone4 CAN decrease because older people are not interested in buying it.
What does laissez-faire mean in human services?
Laissez-faire economics implies that the free market should determine how health care is apportioned among individuals. Those willing to pay more would get better and faster service than those unwilling or unable to do so. The majority of people do not believe that this serves the populace well. It means that poor people receive inferior care or no care at all.
How can a change in income influence the demand for goods?
A change in income can influence the demand for goods by affecting people's purchasing power. When income increases, people may be more willing and able to buy more goods, leading to an increase in demand. Conversely, a decrease in income may result in people buying fewer goods, causing a decrease in demand.
What is stuborn?
unwilling to change one's mind/decision/actions/habbits/etc or unwilling to listen to other people's opinions
How does a company arrange to sell its products to people who are unwilling to pay the top price for them?
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
How does the company arrange to sell its products to people who are unwilling to pay the top price for them?
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
How does a company arrange to sell its production to people who are unwilling to pay the top price for them?
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
Which zodiac sign is willing to change for a loved one?
Zodiac signs do not change. People change, many people of all birth dates are willing to change for their loved ones.
How does a company arrange to sell its products to people who are unwilling to pay the top price of them?
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
What is unwilling to mix normally in groups of people?
antisocial
What role did the immigrants play in the economy?
Immigrants take on jobs that people born in the country are generally not willing to do. This helps expand the economy.
Why are some people unwilling to believe that Jesus is Lord?
some people are unwilling to believe that Jesus is Lord because they serve other other gods and don't want to submit to God's authority
Do people want to be famous?
Generally speaking: No, I do not. There does seem to be a higher percentage of people willing to do just about anything for notoriety. Nevertheless, if MOST people were willing, we would see a much higher amount of the population made famous.
Why is race and ethnicity such a controversial issue especially in America?
Race and ethnicity are such controversial issues in America because people are unwilling to give up their prejudices easily. Further, people who come here are not always willing to be assimilated into the American way of doing things, so they appear to be even more different.
Did the Mormons bring all the trouble they had on themselves?
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) who were persecuted historically were simply following and practicing their religion. People thought they Mormons strange and didn't want Mormon neighbors, so they'd run them out of town. Mormons only brought it on themselves by being unwilling to compromise their beliefs and principles. They weren't willing to change just to satisfy other people.
