The Value of Goods Added to a Firm's Inventory in a Certain

question 156

Multiple Choice

The value of goods added to a firm's inventory in a certain year is treated as

• A)consumption, since the goods will be sold to consumers in another period.
• B)intermediate goods, and so is not included in that year's GDP.
• C)investment, since GDP aims to measure the value of the economy's production that year.
• D)spending on durable goods, since the goods could not be inventoried unless they were durable.

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Differentiate between various motivation techniques and understand their applications in therapy.

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Definitions:

Internal Supply

Existing employees who can be retrained, promoted, transferred, or otherwise redeployed to fill anticipated future HR requirements.

Labour Market Value

The value that the labor workforce adds to the production of goods or services, often reflected in the wages that employers are willing to pay for specific skills or jobs.

Firm-specific Human Capital

The unique skills, knowledge, and abilities that employees develop through working at a specific firm, contributing to its competitive advantage.

Generic Human Capital

Skills and knowledge that are not specific to a particular job or company but are valuable across different roles and industries.