The Consequences of an Economic Change That Are Not Immediately

question 100

Multiple Choice

The consequences of an economic change that are not immediately identifiable but are felt only with the passage of time are known in economics as

• A) opportunity costs.
• B) utility curves.
• C) secondary effects.
• D) comparative advantages.

Discern the major factors that influence causal attributions of behavior.

Grasp the antecedents that interact to result in perceived causes of behavior.

Recognize how the attribution process impacts the workplace, including performance evaluations and relationships.

Understand the difference between internal and external attributions and when each is likely to be made.

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