If One Person Has a Brain Weighing 1000 Grams and Another

question 32

Multiple Choice

If one person has a brain weighing 1000 grams and another has a brain weighing 1500 grams, the difference most likely reflects:

• A)a major difference in intelligence.
• B)water content.
• C)body size.
• D)both water content and body size.

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Definitions:

Mass Affordability

The widespread ability of the average consumer to purchase goods and services, often due to lower prices or increased income levels.

Economies of Scale

Enterprises see cost efficiencies due to their operating scale, with the cost for every unit of output generally declining as the scale enlarges.

Economies of Scale

Describes the cost benefits that companies achieve through their operation size, where the cost for each unit produced typically falls as the scale of operation grows.