Which Factor ALWAYS Results in an Increase in Price and Quantity

question 177

Multiple Choice

Which factor ALWAYS results in an increase in price and quantity?

• A)an increase in supply and a decrease in demand
• B)an increase in demand with no change in supply
• C)an increase in supply with no change in demand
• D)a decrease in demand and supply

Recognize conditions that increase the risk for spontaneous tube dislocation.

Identify suitable candidates for nasoenteric feeding tube placement.

Interpret signs indicating potential complications such as rebleeding during NG tube feeding.

Apply best practices in the initiation and maintenance of continuous tube feedings.

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Definitions:

Economies of Scope

Economies of scope describe cost advantages that enterprises obtain due to a broader scope of operations, where producing a wider variety of goods or services leads to lower average costs.

Economies of Scale

Reductions in the average cost of a product in the long run, resulting from increased production and operational efficiencies.

Learning Curve

The concept that describes how new skills or knowledge can be acquired more efficiently over time, leading to decreased costs and increased productivity.

Long-run Average Cost

The average cost per unit of output over time when all inputs, including capital, are variable, showing economies or diseconomies of scale.