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cases study;Saving is income not spent on goods and services for current consumption. Both households and firms can save. Households save when they elect not to spend part of their current income on goods and services for consumption. Firms save when they elect not to pay out to their owners some of the profits that they have earned. Distributed profits are profits actually paid out to the owners of firms, and undistributed profits are profits held back by firms for their own uses. INVESTMENT Investment is defined as the production of goods not for immediate consumption. All such goods a are called investment goods. They are produced by firms and they may be bought either by firms or by households. Most investment is done by firms, and firms can invest either in capital goods, such as plant and equipment, or inventories. The total investment that occurs in the economy is called Gross Investment. The amount necessary for replacement is called the Capital consumption Allowance and is often loosely referred to as Depreciation. The remainder is called NET Investment. The current production of final commodities in the frugal economy can be divided into two sorts of output. First, there are consumption goods and services actually sold to households. Second, there are investment goods that consist of capital goods plus inventories of semi-finished commodities still in the hands of firms.

questions

1.show the relevance of the Bacteria to the Amitosisand explain

2.elabortae on the type 2 Prophase I and the end results

3.how is S talked about when dealing with G1 and G2 phase?

4. Chromosomes are arranged along equator during?discuss

5.induce the Colchicine to thePolyploidy

6.what are the events ofcrossing over demonstrated by the Pachytene

7.connect the operations of theS phase to the DNA replication

8.how is the Cytokinesis laid in the Cell plate

9.Colchicine arrests stages of cell division?explain

10.explain the relevance of the Interphase to the preparation for mitosis.