The correct answer to this open question is the following.
We assume you need a research question to elaborate on the food waste economy. If that is the case, we can say the following.
Does food waste in the United States impact the economy to a degree of considering this practice as a danger to the macroeconomic stability?
This would be your research question before attempting to write your hypothesis.
The problem of food waste is a major concern not only in the United States but worldwide. According to researchers, 1.3 billion tons are wasted every year on planet Earth. This wasted food produces carbon dioxide in higher levels than large countries such as India or Russia. It is said that 1/4 of wasted food could indeed feed approximately 800 million people who suffer from starvation in many poor countries.
The answer is (A) Greg’s education was covered by a donation, and Hunter’s education was covered by taxes.
This is due to the fact that Greg has a benefactor, which is <em>someone who gives his or her money to help another person</em> – in this case, the benefactor is donating their money for Greg’s private schooling.
In Hunter’s case, he doesn’t have to pay for tuition because his public school students' tuition is paid using the citizen’s taxes.
<span>being able to read and write, they would ask blacks a really hard question on theology or something about the constitution and then ask the next guy in line to write the letter</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
A state would be able to challenge the constitutionality of a federal statute by filing a lawsuit in court.
