Using a Model to Explain the Cause-And-Effect Analysis of Actions

question 27

Multiple Choice

Using a model to explain the cause-and-effect analysis of actions and their outcomes is most consistent with

• A) Normative economic analysis
• B) Positive economic analysis
• C) Subjective analysis
• D) Institutional analysis

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Definitions:

Goal Commitment

The level of determination and attachment an individual has towards achieving a set objective.

Expected Rewards

Anticipated benefits or compensation individuals believe they will receive as a result of undertaking certain actions.

Peer Pressure

The influence exerted by a peer group in encouraging a person to change their attitudes, values, or behaviors in order to conform to group norms.

Endorsed by Employees

Refers to actions or viewpoints that are supported and approved by a majority of staff within a workplace.