A. cause-related marketing
B. idea marketing
C. nonprofit marketing
D. person marketing
I- Holland
II- Soviet Union
III- China
IV- India
A. I and II only
B. II and III only
C. III and IV only
D. I and IV only
A. shortages of inputs including land
B. an over-investment in farm equipment
C. migration from rural areas to urban areas
D. a lack of effective demand for food products
A. new-Keynesian.
B. post-Keynesian.
C. classical economists.
D. Keynesian.
A. voluntary unemployment
B. classical unemployment
C. voluntary unemployment
D. Frictional unemployment
A. export quotas imposed by the Japanese government
B. export tariffs imposed by the Japanese’s government
C. import quotas imposed by the U.S government
D. domestic subsidies granted by the U.S government
A. Decreased production costs drive prices up
B. Decreased production costs drive prices down
C. increased production costs drive prices down
D. increased production costs drive prices up