Question

Anyone willing to help answer a couple questions for my economics practice test?

Gabrielle does not want to work a nine-to-five job. Still, she has to work to support herself. She accepts a job as a restaurant server in the evenings and uses her days to pursue artistic projects. How do Gabrielle's economic decisions best relate to broad economic goals?

She increases her efficiency by focusing on one task.

She earns enough money to pay her bills.

She exercises freedom of economic choice.

She increases her security by engaging in multiple activities.

Answer 1

The correct answer is C) she exercises freedom of economic choice.

Gabrielle's economic decisions best relate to broad economic goals in that she exercises freedom of economic choice.

Gabrielle has freely decided that she doesn't want to be engaged in a common 8-hour daily job. She has exercised freedom of economic choice. She opted for a combination of activities that satisfies herself. Part of the day in artistic projects and a job as a restaurant server in the evenings. This gives Gabrielle the money to dedicate part of her time to do what she likes and enjoys, that is art.

Answer 2

the way that Gabrielle's economic decisions best relate to broad economic goals is : She increases her security by engaging in multiple activities
This way, she can achieve both her financial support and work her way up to achieve her dreams

hope this helps