The Consumption of Fixed Capital Refers To

question 107

Multiple Choice

The consumption of fixed capital refers to:

• A) the deduction made from GDP in order to allow for the purchase of new issues of stocks and bonds.
• B) the depreciation of and accidental damage to the nation's capital stock.
• C) the allowance made for the purchase of used capital equipment.
• D) the allowance made for the trade of capital equipment between the United States and other countries.

Comprehend the principles behind choosing the level of fixed costs based on expected output.

Understand the effects of labor’ productivity on costs and output scale.

Understand the concept and process of internal recruiting within organizations.

Identify the advantages and disadvantages of internal recruiting.

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