The Fundamental Presumption in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Is

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Short Answer

The fundamental presumption in Maslow's hierarchy of needs is
security needs are more important than physiological needs.
self-actualization needs can never really be satisfied.
social needs are less important than esteem needs.
a satisfied need is not a motivator.
social needs are more important than all other needs.

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Definitions:

Net Method

An accounting method for recording purchases where the purchase price includes a cash discount for early payment.

Periodic Inventory System

An accounting method where inventory is physically counted and valued at set intervals, affecting the cost of goods sold calculation.

Discounts Lost

Refers to the additional cost a company incurs for not taking advantage of the cash discounts offered by suppliers for early payments.

Net Method

The Net Method is an accounting procedure that records the purchase of goods or services after deducting any discounts for early payment.