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10: Why were demand deposits considered as money?

Answer: Since demand deposits are accepted widely as a means of payment along with currency, they are also considered as money in the modern economy.

11: What would happen if all the depositors went to ask for their money at the same time?

Bank would not be able to give money to the depositors if they all went to ask for their money all at the same time. This is because, banks keep only about 15% and would have already used the balance portion of their deposits to extend loans.

12: What were the reasons that make Swapna’s situations so risky? Discuss factors: pesticides, role of money lenders, climate.

Pest attack, exploitation by money lenders, and lack of monsoon are the reasons that make Swapna’s... Continue reading "Understanding Money, Risk, and Collateral in the Economy" »

Defamation

Defamation is the “publication of a statement which tends to lower a person in the estimation of right-thinking members of society generally; or which tends to make them shun or avoid that person.”

Kinds of defamation:

According to English Law, defamation is of two kinds: Libel and Slander. “A libel consists of a defamatory statement or representation in permanent form; if a defamatory meaning is conveyed by spoken words or gestures it slanders.” Slander is converted into libel when spoken words are written on paper.

How libel is committed:

Printing, mark or sign exposed to view, picture, statute, waxwork etc. Libel refers to eye.

How slander is committed:

Defamation in the manual language of the deaf and dumb, and mimicry and gesticulation... Continue reading "Understanding Defamation Law: Types, Distinctions, and Defenses" »

Types of Power

• Coercive power: Dependent on fear.
• Reward power: Occurs when people go along with the wishes or directives of others if doing so produces positive benefits.
• Legitimate power: The power a person has because of their position in the formal hierarchy of an organization.
• Expert power: Based on expertise, special skills, or knowledge.
• Referent power: Comes from admiration of another and a desire to be liked by that person.

Expected Reactions to Power

• Resistance: Coercive
• Compliance: Reward, Legitimate
• Commitment: Expert, Referent

Dependency: The Key to Power

Dependency is central to understanding power: the greater B's dependency on A, the greater the power A has over B.

Important / Scarce / Cannot be substituted

Influence Tactics

• Rational persuasion
• Inspirational

Hi

Does Susana like classical music?

-I can't remember if Susana likes classical music

How old are you?

-Could you tell me how old are you?

There do you live?

-Can i ask you there you live?

Where does he live?

-Can i ask you where he lives?

Where did you work?

-Can i ask you where you worked?

Do you like tea?

-Can i ask you if like tea?

Has he worked in London?
-Can i ask you if he has worked in London?

We hope to have the new producto on the market next year.

We've decided to gear the hotel to business tourism.

They hope to increase their profits by using promotional techniques.

If you let experts do your marketing you will get better results.

A questionnaire in each room lets guests make comments on the room.

Tourism providers have to gear their products to what

Emotional Healing:

I am now ready for change at an emotional level.
I am ready to emotionally transform.
I now let go of and release any feelings of insecurity.
I deserve to feel secure in myself.
I now let go of and release any feelings of shame.
I deserve to fully honor myself.
I now let go of and release any feelings of embarrassment.
I deserve to feel confident and self-assured.
I now let go of and release any feelings of sadness.
I deserve to be happy and to fulfill my dreams.
I now let go of and release any feelings anger.
I deserve to be free of that burden.
I now let go of and release any feelings of fear.
I deserve to be courageous.
I now let go of and release any feelings of despair.
I deserve to be hopeful.
I now let go of and release any feelings... Continue reading "Emotional Healing and Physical Balance Affirmations" »

Temporal Quando

Jenny and Jane are twins who love to eat. However, while Jenny loves all food, Jane can’t eat meat. Being playful, they are constantly changing their identities. When there is meat in the food, they both refuse it. This way, they can deceive people. One day, while they are having dinner with friends, all that is served is meat. The twins look at each other. Both of them can choose not to eat to continue their charade. However, Jenny is hungry and the food looks so delicious. She whispers, “I sacrifice so much for this pretense. You should eat meat once, too.” Both start to eat when one of their friends shout, “No more meat for her!” She’s pointing at Jane who is making a weird face every time she swallows the food.... Continue reading "Twins Deception: A Story of Meat and Identity" »

Which topic is studied in Macro?

ALL (Output growth, Unemployment, Inflation)

Which is not a macroeconomic policy of governments

Stock prices

Equilibrium is defined as...

Aggregate output equals consumption minus investment

The saving/investment approach suggests that an economy is equilibrium when..

S=I

If S=-Co+(1-C1)(Y-T), the term (1-C1) is called the...

Marginal propensity to save

Which of the following indexes are used to measure the overall price?

ALL of ABOVE (CPI, PPI, GDP deflator)

The equilibrium condition for the goods market is called the...

IS relation

A decrease in the real money supply will shift the LM curve...

Upward and to the left

Lower real income... the demand for money and a lower price level... the demand for money

Decreases, increases

Liabilities

What is the Service Marketing Mix?

All elements within the control of the firm that communicate the firm's capabilities and image to customers or that influence customer satisfaction with the firm's product and services: product, price, place, and promotion.

• People: All human actors who play a part in service delivery and thus influence the buyer's perceptions: namely, the firm's personnel, the customer, and other customers in the service environment.
• Physical Evidence: The environment in which the service is delivered and where the firm and customer interact, and any tangible components that facilitate performance or communication of the service.
• Process: The actual procedures, mechanisms, and flow of activities by which the service is delivered

1. **VOC**
2. - **Justice**- The cardinal moral virtue that consists of the firm will to give God & neighbor their due
3. - **Common Good**- The sum total of all social conditions which allow people, either as groups or individuals, reach their fulfillment more fully % easily
4. - **Social Teaching**- the subset of moral theology which is articulated when the church interprets events in the course of history with the help of the Holy Spirit and Revelation
5. - **Social Sin**- The effect that every personal sin has on other; the collectivity of such sins which creates “structures of sin”
6. - **Natural Law**- Moral knowledge that is written in every human heart & is “co-natural” with human nature
7. - **Solidarity**- Virtue of social charity, friendship