Question 5.
a. No, sunk costs cannot be recovered.
Explanation - Since sunk costs are the cost
that cannot be recovered and is already made in the past, it is
independent of any cost that may incur in the present or future.
This is why, sunk costs are not taken into consideration while
making decisions.
Question 6.
a. Framing bias
Explanation - Framing bias is a process of
emphasising on the options presented with positive or negative
implications. In this case, selling ice cream as 95% fat free
emphasises on the positive implications rather than negative one,
which makes the product more valuable to the health conscious
customers.
Question 7.
b. Altruism
Explanation - Jeremy Bentham's principle of
Utility (Utilitarianism) tells us that any action
performed, whether right or wrong, is based on the intention behind
the action. Altruism is being selfless and putting others interest
before oneself.
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