what does the long-run expansion path look like if one input is regressive? can both inputs be regressive? why?

Which of the following cannot be asked during an interview? This job requires lifting 50 pounds all day; can you do that with re

Masja [62]

all of these questions can be asked

Explanation:

While some of these questions may need rephrasing they are reasonable to be asked by an interviewer as the <u>first statement specifies the heavy physical needs of the job</u> and the rest of the statements are appropriate for the job offered,

<u>The candidate will need to prove their physical ability to handle the job and as such the questions can be reasonably asked of them</u> if they are applying for a job with such heavy physical workload.

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2 years ago

Stanley rewards his older son for cleaning up the garage by giving him $5. later he is amused when his younger daughter, lily, c

GenaCL600 [577]

The answer to this question Vicarious conditioning
Vicarious conditioning refers to the learning process of a certain belief or value not from directly experiencing a certain stimulus but through other people experiencing that stimulus.
In this particular case, lily will see that her brother receive some pocket money for cleaning the garage and lily will be automatically be interested to do the same in hope for getting the reward

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2 years ago

Suppose Canada has a population of 30 million people and a labor force participation rate of 2/3. Furthermore, suppose the natur

olga2289 [7]

Answer:

the unemployment rate is above the natural rate of unemployment

Explanation:

The unemployment rate may be defined as the percent of the unemployed people in a total labor force. Workers may be considered as unemployed when they do not work currently, but they are willing to work and are able to do so.

The total labor force of a country includes all the employed as well as the unemployed people within the economy.

The natural rate of unemployment is defined as the unemployment rate which exist in a growing economy.

In the context, total population is given = 30 million

Labor force participation rate = 2/3.

Therefore, labor force = 2/3 of 30 million

= 20 million people

The natural rate of unemployment in Canada is given = 7%

The current unemployed people is = 2 million

Therefore, unemployment rate = (unemployed people/total labor force) x 100

= (2/20) x 100

= 10 %

Thus

natural rate of unemployment in Canada is 7%

unemployment rate is 10%

From here we can see that the unemployemnet rate is higher than the natural rate of unemployment in Canada.

Hence the answer is ---

the unemployment rate is above the natural rate of unemployment

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2 years ago

Kato is out camping with his family, and they decide to start a campfire because of the cold air. After everyone roasts marshmal

son4ous [18]

Answer:

putting out the fire

Explanation:

When the fire is extinguished, all the energy, in the form of heat is prevented from going to it's full capacity. The energy remaining in the coals and wood is saved because the fire that could release this energy is no more.

Having a burning fire releases energy because the bonds that are used to hold the wood together is being broken. Many of the bonds are sequentially broken and this releases energy in the form of heat. Once the bonds are no longer being broken there is no more energy to be released.

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2 years ago

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A trainer arranged for one of her employee training groups to see the video made from the book Effective Time Management, while

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Answer:

I would say that the best answer to the statement: The tests the trainer gave were intended to measure more than just recall of facts about the book, would be: False.

Explanation:

The example that we are shown here comes from situations that are given in a test that is known as the Watson Glaser Critical Thinking Test, and they are intended to measure the capability that a person has to reason, and think critically.

In this case, we would say that the statement is false regarding the case in question, because the trainer issues the tests not to measure either the recall, or the abilities and concepts that the students acquired from the book, but she actually wanted to see if the video format of teaching was actually more efficient than the actual book. Given that this was her intention, to measure the video vs. the book, in achieving her final goal, which was acquirement of skills and concepts on Time Management, her test must have been geared towards that end, and not to simply measure the book´s impact. It was a bonus that afterwards she found that those students who were exposed to the video later on decided to read the book. Given the information on the case itself, we can reason that the answer is false.

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2 years ago

what does the long-run expansion path look like if one input is regressive? can both inputs be regressive? why?​

what does the long-run expansion path look like if one input is regressive? can both inputs be regressive? why?