When a Person Does Not Need to Attend a Meeting

question 31

Multiple Choice

When a person does not need to attend a meeting but still needs to be kept 'in the loop', you should:

• A) invite them anyway; then, if they do not attend, it will be up to them to find out what they missed.
• B) ring them after the meeting and provide a quick summary of the main topics that were discussed.
• C) send them the meeting agenda.
• D) make the meeting's minutes available to them.
• E) tell them they can catch up at the next meeting when matters arising from the last meeting are discussed.

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Definitions:

Shift

A change in the position of the supply curve or demand curve in a market, indicating a change in market conditions.

Efficiency Loss

The loss of economic efficiency in a market, which can occur due to various reasons, such as taxes, subsidies, or monopolies.

Tax Revenue

The income collected by governments through taxation from individuals and businesses.

Public Goods

Goods that are non-excludable and non-rivalrous, meaning that no individual can be effectively excluded from their use, and one person's use does not reduce availability to others.