This is a question that may be different for everyone.
So, let's say you live in New York City in 1910. What are some of the pros and cons of living in a city compared to the country?
Pros:
-Access to running water
-Closer to doctors and hospitals (which weren't very helpful back then, anyways, but that's a whole different thing)
-More jobs
-More jobs that weren't physically involved
-Near latest technology
-More food
-More luxuries
Cons:
-Disease spreads faster in close conditions
-Losing ability over millenia of farming, and becoming more modern
-Being poor is relatively common
Now, think about modern-day NYC. Why would you want to live there instead of out in the country?
Now, imagine yourself as an early human. There are more opportunities, etc. Why would you want to live in a city vs. the country?
Comparing time periods is a helpful exercise when looking at history, so I helped the NYC example helped with your perspective :)
I think the answer would be A.
This statement can be considered incorrect because the person is not taking into account what the actual effect of the sales tax and the excise tax is on consumers. The excise tax is a tax applied at the moment of manufacture, not at the moment of sale. On the other hand, a sales tax is applied to a product at the moment of sale. However, if companies have to pay an excise tax, they are likely to raise the prices of their products, which could end up having the same effect on consumers as the sale tax. The person has most likely overstated the effect of the sales tax, while understated the effect of the excise tax.
Answer:
Because we have mind to do social things. We developed according to our social environment.
Because we have mind to do social things. We developed according to our social environment.If you see history all the civilizations are developed socially it means a man is born to be social. We learn from others. Even animals are social to lI've life safer the rules are equally applicable to them.
