2) Either regulatory or antitrust. I haven't taken econ (except for Academic Decathlon Econ), so I might be wrong on this one.
3) <span>Blake Mycoskie
</span>4) Joseph Unahue because all the others invented their own products.
5) Demand for avocados would increase, causing prices to decrease. Look at the supply vs demand curve. They're inverse of one another. Basic econ
6) <span>the cost of luxury items like jewelry increases. if it's a luxury item, the supply will never increase; it will remain the same. but if there is less demand for it, then the cost will go up so that shop owners can pay off their bills.
7 and 8 aren't showing up for me so I think you typed too much in the problem.
Hope that helps. </span>
Hi
The REAL answer is
(C)
I came here looking for the answer, saw that it was wrong, and I'm like...fr bruh.
So the answer is C because the case ruled in the favor of the slave master, saying that slaves were property and that any "negro" (i hate that word) who was brought here is not a free man because they are the descendant of a slave.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Tristan's transactions for the month is that he had $119.13 more in credits than in debits. Thus the option (C) is correct.
<h3>What is debit ?</h3>
As per accounts, debit refers to the amount what comes in the business. It is the income for the business. But in the case of the Banking, Debit refers to the deduction of the certain amount from the account.
In the above case, Tristan had a balanced of $268.53 at the beginning of the month. At the end of the month he has the balance of $387.66. This implies by the end of the month his income is increased by the $119.13.
This concludes that his income is credited by $119.13 which means it is credit transactions made in his account. There is more credits than the debits. Thus the option (C) is correct.
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By definition, karma means deed or action in the Sanskrit language. At times, the word is not only exclusive to the deed itself but also used in referring to the power of the deed to bring about consequences.
