The following events aren't listed in the order in which they are likely to occur. Number the events in chronological order from one to five.

A monitor is made a residual claimant.

Increased shirking reduces the output of the firm.

Firm comes into existence.

A monitor is chosen.

People in the firm start to shirk.

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Adelaide Haley

4 March, 13:52

The following events aren't listed in the order in which they are likely to occur. Number the events in chronological order from one to five.

A monitor is made a residual claimant.

Increased shirking reduces the output of the firm.

Firm comes into existence.

A monitor is chosen.

People in the firm start to shirk.

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Kaylin Dodson · Answer 1

The Correct order is:

1. Firm comes into existence.

2. People in the firm start to shirk.

3. Increased shirking reduces the output of the firm.

4. A monitor is chosen.

5. A monitor is made a residual claimant.

Step-by-step explanation:

If there will be a firm then there will be people who will work in the firm. So the firm's existence is the first event.

When there will be people working in the firm, there are chances that they will begin to shirk. Shirking is when a person produces less output than he promised to.

The more there will be shirking, the lesser work will done by the people which will reduce the output of the firm.

In order to reduce shirking a monitor is chosen who motivates the shirking people to produce more output.

A monitor is made a residual claimant so that he/she doesn't shirk. The monitor is given a share in the profits of a firm to prevent him/her from shirking.