What Is the Primary Difference Between an Innovator and an Early

question 47

Multiple Choice

What is the primary difference between an innovator and an early adopter?

• A) Early adopters are much the same as innovators except they, as a group, have higher average salaries and more education than do innovators.
• B) Innovators are more risk averse than are early adopters.
• C) Innovators are more likely to have higher incomes and education levels and are more likely to accept risk than are early adopters.
• D) Innovators are less socially active than are early adopters, who tend to be the true trendsetters of a society.

Identify the major components of the current and capital and financial accounts in the balance of payments, and how these balances are determined.

Analyze how exchange rates are determined in flexible and managed floating exchange rate systems.

Recognize the relationship between the current account and the capital and financial account.

Acknowledge the disadvantages associated with flexible exchange rates.

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