The Supply Curve for Innovative Activities

question 20

Multiple Choice

The supply curve for innovative activities

• A) slopes downward because as the price of innovative activities rises, people will want to consume fewer innovative services.
• B) slopes downward because as the price of innovation rises, people who would otherwise become scientists begin to go into other occupations like law or business.
• C) slopes upward because as the price of innovation rises, more people and capital will be attracted into innovative activities.
• D) slopes upward because as the price of innovation rises, people who would otherwise become scientists begin to go into other occupations like law or business.

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Definitions:

Grouping

The cognitive process of organizing stimuli into coherent units or categories, allowing for easier processing and understanding.

Sensitization

An increased response to a stimulus following repeated exposure, often used in the context of pain or drug tolerance.

Receptor Number

The total quantity of specific receptors found on the surface or within a cell, influencing the cell's sensitivity to particular molecules or drugs.

Postsynaptic Membrane

The region of a synapse that receives and responds to neurotransmitter signals from a presynaptic cell.