Answer to Question 1
A residual claimant with supervisory powers can resolve the difficulties independent workers have in arriving at choices that affect the entire group. Such problems arise because the workers have different investment responsibilities for their equipment, different attitudes toward risk, and differing beliefs about a new strategy's probability of success. For example, a boss/residual claimant decides (possibly with advice from others) whether to begin producing safety pins. Having made the decision she may hire or terminate workers, change their assignments, and replace existing capital goods with equipment better suited for safety pin manufacture. She is the logical person to make this decision because as residual claimant she has the greatest incentive to make a correct choice.
Answer to Question 2
B
The specialized arrangement of tissues in the small intestine.
Independent Assortment p2
Specialized areas of the brain.
Use of diopter to adjust for problems of refraction
Computing Limits Problems