Given the History of the Family, What Sort of Changes

question 90

Multiple Choice

Given the history of the family, what sort of changes do you think would be most likely to make the extended family more relevant again?

• A) changes in America's travel and transportation services
• B) changes in the economy that make people less likely to move away from their hometowns to get a job
• C) changes in divorce laws that make it harder for couples to separate
• D) changes in religion that cause adults to reevaluate how they relate to their parents

Appreciate the role of strategic leaders in fostering an environment that supports the strategic objectives of an organization.

Understand the basic principles of market economics including the roles of supply and demand.

Recognize how prices adjust to eliminate shortages and surpluses and achieve market equilibrium.

Identify the effects of supply and demand shifts on market equilibrium.

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Definitions:

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