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What describes the goal of economic efficiency?
achieving full employment
What describes a situation in which there would be decreasing marginal utility?
Buying a new car when you already have two cars. ordering a second dessert when your're already full
Why more and more shoppers seem to be switching from full service retailers to discount stores due to recession?
because of the economy
What is barter transactions?
Barter is the one-on-one exchange of a product or service with another country, vendor or person. This is distinguished as a one-on-one trading system. In organized barter or trading companies, one trades their product or service for trade credits (a form of currency within that specific community) and can then withdraw product or service from the pool of available products and services that the community offers. Often, there are trade brokers that assist in finding what you are wanting, and salespeople that will enroll vendors that offer what you seek.Trade organizations are preferred over one-on-one bartering, especially if there is a service balance due. E.g., more often than not, those that trade a computer for oil changes may find the oil change facility is out of business before the services are completed and the value of the computer was never received in full. There are a few trade organizations that are public companies; the best known and largest in North America is ITEX.It is estimated that 75% of the Fortune 500 Companies have divisions that trade in one form or another.Jacqui MacyPast DirectorUniversal Currency Clearinghouse, IRTA
What is the current price of a US Postal Service stamp for a first-class letter?
The current (Aug 2014) price of postage for a standard first-class letter is 49 cents. Check out the website of the United States Postal Service for a full rundown, including additional-ounce costs (see Related Links).
What accurately describes what makes a full-service broker full-service?
Full-service brokers provide advice in addition to buying and selling stocks
Which accurately describes full-service brokers?
provide advice in addition to buying and selling stocks
What most accurately describes the difference between a discount broker and a full service broker?
Discount brokers don't give investment advice or do Stock Market analysis
What most accurately describes the difference between a discount broker and full- service broker?
Discount brokers don't give investment advice or do Stock Market analysis
What most accurately describes the difference between a discount broker and a full-service broker?
Discount brokers don't give investment advice or do stock market analysis
What makes a full-service broker full service?
Full-service brokers provide advice in addition to buying and selling stocks
What makes a full-service broker a full-service broker?
Full-service brokers provide advice in addition to buying and selling stocks
What is the difference between a discount broker and a full-service broker?
Discount brokers do not give investment adivce or do stock market analysis. Full service brokers do both. To know more: alpari com
What is the difference between a discount broker and a full service broker?
Discount brokers do not give investment adivce or do stock market analysis. Full service brokers do both. To know more: alpari com
What does a full service broker get paid?
Full service brokers get paid on commission by the amount of trading a user does. They can get paid anywhere from a flat $150 per trade to 1-1.5% of your assets.
What exactly does a stockbroker do?
A stoke broker is someone who makes trades on behalf if their client. They research stokes & markets. there are two individually different kind of stoke brokers, discount brokers and full service brokers, discount brokers are individuals whose only job is to follow trade instructions of their clients, full service brokers have to fill a boarder role and their job is usually not limited to just executing trades request. some of these individuals have very small time as a few hours to convince their clients.
What describes an alternative method for funding state services?
Individuals pay the full cost of the service when they use it.
