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Dennis_Churaev [7]
2 years ago
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Amber and Emmet were recently hired by a marketing agency. While Amber is typically in a good mood​ always, Emmet appears to be

depressed most of the time. Based on this​ information, what would you expect from​ Amber?
A. She will take a great deal of time trying to make a good decision.
B. She will have poor problem-solving skills.
C. She will find better solutions to problems.
D. She will make poor decisions.
E. She will not be very creative when making decisions.
Business
1 answer:
Jobisdone [24]2 years ago
5 0

A. She will take a great deal of time trying to make a good decision and C. she will find better solutions to the problems.

<u>Explanation:</u>

As it is given that,

Mostly, Amber is in a good mood, and so she will think in positive manner, do her work correctly and accurately, take decisions smartly, securely, so she may take a large amount of time in making decisions.

Emmet is always depressed, so making decisions at the depressed times will not be correct and also not exact, which lead to bad decisions even she takes a large amount of time to take decisions.

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Answer:

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  • C. 1/3
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Explanation:

<u>A. See the figure attached</u>

To draw the buget line for trading with Friday you can enter some points.

Note that for every coconut you give, Friday will give you 2 fish. Hence:

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