Which of the following is a general rule of business etiquette in the given city?
A) Beijing, China: If someone offers you his or her business car, accept it with both hands, read it immediately, and then present your business card to the person.
B) Hong Kong, China: It is considered impolite to run out of business cards.
C) Sydney, Australia: It is important to know about the latest sports matches.
D) Berlin, Germany: When out with German business associates, try not to talk about sports.
E) All of the above are examples of proper business etiquette around the world.
E
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A. less price elastic; the scope of the market for steak is more broadly defined B. more price elastic; the scope of the market for steak is more broadly defined C. less price elastic; the scope of the market for steak is less broadly defined D. more price elastic; the scope of the market for steak is less broadly defined
Suppose the actual and expected price levels in an economy are initially equal. However, the actual price level becomes higher due to some change in economic conditions. Which of the following will occur eventually?
a. The economy will move rightward along the short-run aggregate supply curve. b. The economy will move leftward along the short-run aggregate supply curve. c. The short-run aggregate supply curve will shift to the right. d. The short-run aggregate supply curve will shift to the left. e. The short-run aggregate supply curve will become flatter.