BARS Stands for Behaviourally Administered Rating Scale and Is Used

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BARS stands for behaviourally administered rating scale and is used to measure performance evaluation errors.

Analyze the development of feminism across different waves and its influence on the sociological discipline.

Understand the basic concepts and principles of rational choice theory.

Recognize the influences on rational choice theory from various fields.

Explain how opportunity costs and resource scarcity shape actions within rational choice theory.

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Definitions:

Long-Run Equilibrium

A state in which all factors of production and inputs in a market are fully adjusted to any economic changes, showing no tendency for further adjustment.

Competitive Price-Searcher Market

A market in which the firms have a downward-sloping demand curve, and entry into and exit from the market are relatively easy.

Positive Economic Profit

Earnings that exceed both the explicit and implicit costs of a company, indicating a financial gain beyond the normal expectations of profit.

Maximum Economic Profit

The highest possible financial gain obtainable by a firm when total revenue exceeds both explicit and implicit costs.