Question

1. What is the negative trade-off of taking a job?

A- paying sales tax on purchases
B- having less time to develop skills
C- not gaining any experience while working
D- working toward earning a raise
I think it's probably D.
2. How does the limited leisure time of consumers affect their purchasing habits?
A- They value leisure time more than buying products.
B- They choose the best value of leisure activities and products.
C- They seek lower-cost products to increase their leisure time.
D- They choose not to spend money on leisure activities and products.
I have no idea what the answer to this one is, please help. ;_;

Answer 1

I believe 1 is D and 2 is A

Answer 2

1. B. having less time to develop skills.

2. A. they value leisure time more than buying products.

Step-by-step explanation:

For question 1, any job require a lot of time. Actually, most of the cases, you're payed for your time.

So, one negative trade-off is that, while your work, you don't have time to do other stuff, and more important, you don't have time to develop other skills, which is a serious problem. Because, imagine that your are hired only for your skills, but if you don't improve, after 10 years, you're gonna have the same skill set, and then, the company decides to hire another person.

On the other hand, question 2 is easier, because people will appreciate more their leisure time that buying products, because that time is scarce.