The answer is the two-factor theory by Frederick Herzberg. In this theory, it states that job factors can create satisfaction and dissatisfaction. This theory is applicable to certain situations only. He assumed that there is a co-relation between satisfaction and productivity, but stresses more on satisfaction than of productivity
Answer:
B. Managing the economy by controlling the money supply.
Explanation:
- Monetary policy is one of the tools that governments have to influence economy.
- It is usually implemented by central banks (in USA, by the FED), and it consists on using available instruments (like bonds' supply, rediscount rates, money supply, etc), to exert controll over the supply of money, and the interest rates (when possible), in order to achieve specific goals, like controlling inflation.
Answer: Option(c) is correct option
Explanation:
According to the question, preceding event that took place to make Sid explosively angry was children throwing stones or rocks at his car for no apparent reason.He was so angry that he complained in police against children damaging his car to gain compensation from their parents
Other option are incorrect because not able to catch children,becoming angry and chasing teens are not the antecedent event tat made Sid dynamically angry.Thus.the correct option is option(c).
Answer:
D) It allows the reader to flashback to an earlier time to better understand the feelings of the characters.
Explanation:
Confining the story to one hour can be very beneficial for the reader to understand the story and the action of the characters much more efficiently. This is because it allows the reader to search for information previously mentioned to remember how certain actions are influencing the story. With this, the reader can identify important facts, relevant characters and how the narration of the story builds everything that is happening.
Thus, the reader has a complete experience that allows him to see the story cohesively in a shorter period of time, without leaving him tired or bored.
