A. Standard of Living
B. Life Expectancy
C. Education
D. All
A. Exporting
B. Joint venturing
C. Licensing
D. Direct investment
A. the development of pure science, invention innovation financing the innovation and the innovation’s acceptance
B. introducing new products modifying production functions creating credit and making profits
C. innovation investment credit creation and economies growth
D. patent management resource gains mature innovation and speculative gains
A. The section with the richest people
B. The section with the oldest people
C. The section with the most inelastic demand
D. The section with the most elastic demand
A. aggregate supply is
B. aggregate demand is
C. potential output is
D. real variables are
A. redistributing income from rich to poor because this is what the members of society would choose to do if they were behind a veil of ignorance
B. redistributing income from rich to poor because due to the diminishing marginal utility of income, taking a pound from the rich reduces their utility by less than the gain in utility generated by giving a pound to the poor
C. allowing each individual to maximize their own utility without interference from the government
redistributing income from rich to poor because this would maximize the well-being of the worst-off person in society
A. retrieval systems
B. marketing research reports
C. flow diagrams and PERT charts
D. internal databases