If a Student Enrols in an Additional Course at the University

question 136

Multiple Choice

If a student enrols in an additional course at the university, what would an economist conclude?

• A) The total benefit that the student expects to receive as a result of completing her university degree exceeds the total cost of her university education.
• B) The student is not following the rule of rational choice.
• C) The student is not looking at the opportunity costs.
• D) The expected marginal benefit of an additional course must exceed the expected marginal cost of the course.

Understand the concept of cooperative versus competitive conflict.

Identify conflict triggers and how they can lead to competition for resources and control.

Differentiate between conflict resolution strategies and when to apply them.

Comprehend the concept of seeking win-win in negotiations and added value negotiating (AVN).

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Definitions:

Rights Offering

An offer to existing shareholders to purchase additional shares in the company at a discount to the market price within a fixed period.

Corporate Finance

Involves managing a company's financial activities, including investments, capital structuring, and long-term financial planning.

Rights Offering

A financial process by which a company offers its existing shareholders the opportunity to purchase additional shares at a discounted price before offering them to the public.

Existing Shareholders

Individuals or entities that currently own shares in a corporation.