Basic Verb Tenses Tell Whether Action Happens in the Past

question 9

Multiple Choice

Basic verb tenses tell whether action happens in the past, in the present, or in the future. When writing an essay, the writer should

• A) avoid writing in the past tense.
• B) avoid writing in the present tense.
• C) avoid writing in the future tense.
• D) avoid shifting tenses.

Apply the concepts of sunk costs and opportunity costs in economic decision-making.

Evaluate the conditions for long-run equilibrium in competitive markets and the adjustment process following changes in demand.

Comprehend the role of supply and demand in determining market equilibrium and the effects of shifts in demand.

Analyze the economic rationale behind operational decisions, such as opening hours and seasonal adjustments.

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Educational Objectives

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