I believe the answer is:<span>the government can change real output </span> <span>only by making unexpected changes in aggregate demand.
Without making the unexpected changes, the market would most likely anticipate the movement of market equilibrium and adjust that output to obtain maximum profit. Because of this, the government has to utilize the element of surprise that prevent the people on the market to create their adjustment</span>
The scenario above exemplifies object permanence. It is likely that Madeline has exhibit this as she believes the cookie is still there even if she does not know where it is. An object permanence explains that a person would believe that a certain thing or object exist without having the assurance of its existence. It could be seen above as Madeline thinks that the cookie is still there even if it is hidden and not seen from her sight.
We need to find better ways to manage the resources we already have. We also need to find alternative energies that last for ever or a really long time, eg. nuclear, solar, wind, water, etc .
Yes, for example Newton’s law of motion.
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They believed that the Constitution was a "strict" document that clearly limited the powers of the federal government.
