The unusual demand for basic necessities in the aftermath of a natural disaster is an example of ______.
a. cyclical variations
b. irregular variations
c. seasonal variations
d. exponential variations
b. irregular variations
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Kiko works as a receptionist for a medical office. Some of the doctors have asked her to tell patients that they are in an appointment when in fact they are playing golf. Which of the following actions would Kiko take if she wanted to follow the ethical system of universalism?
A. refuse to lie because she believes that the lie will be discovered, harming her reputation B. decide to lie because everyone does it at one time or another C. quit her job because she believes all people should uphold certain values, such as not lying D. make sure the doctors do her a favor, such as giving her tickets to a concert, in return for lying for them E. ask around to see if other receptionists have done similar favors for doctors
Which of the following is a false statement?
A) Risky investments may produce large losses. B) Risky investments may produce large gains. C) The coefficient of variation is a risk measure. D) Risk-averse investors cannot be induced to invest in risky assets.
To sort data in a computer application in A–Z order, you would choose a. ascending order
b. alphabetic order. c. descending order. d. backward alphabetic order.