The Cause, Inducement, or Reason Why an Act Is Committed

question 40

Multiple Choice

The cause, inducement, or reason why an act is committed is called:

• A)intent.
• B)motive.
• C)recklessness.
• D)negligence.

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Definitions:

Capital

The buildings, equipment, and human skills used to produce goods and services.

Scarcity

The fundamental economic problem of having seemingly unlimited human wants in a world of limited resources.

Choices

The selection between alternative courses of action in decision-making scenarios.

Rationality

The quality of being based on or in accordance with reason or logic, often associated with decision-making processes that are efficient or optimal.