[ Answer ]
1 - Command Economies
2 - Market Economies
3 - Tradition Economies
[ Explanation ]
Command Economies:
This is where production, investment and prices are all controlled and determined by the government. Command Economies are not controlled by free market. The Government decides how much a product should cost and what price they should be put for sale as.
Market Economies:
This is where the product prices and value are determined by the product keeper and/or seller. The seller decides how much they want to sell it for, not the Government. This also comes with supply and demand. Prices can increase or decrease as the seller wishes.
Tradition Economies:
This is where the economy relies on customs and history. They go by what has been done in the past and what has worked out before. Traditional Economies depend on farming, agriculture, fishing, and natural sources.
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Answer: D. They are affordable for everyone to install.
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That was the system that became known as 'Apartheid'.
Global participation is important in reducing resource depletion, because the problem is a global one. Local deforestation has global impacts. The demand for resources in one country can affect the depletion of resources in other countries. Without global participation, nonrenewable resources will continue to be depleted.
Answer:
Saint-Domingue (Haiti) was prosperous because of revenue earned from sugar.
Explanation:
When the Europeans came to Haiti, the native people lived in a simple way and were relatively isolated from their surroundings, let alone the world. The Europeans though thought that this place has big potential, especially in farming. What the Europeans had on mind was to create large plantations with sugar cane, thus produce sugar and make a profit out of it.
While the Europeans were not many in number, and the native population was decimated, a lot of African slaves were brought as a labor force for the plantations. The wet tropical climate enabled high-scale production of sugar cane, and with sugar becoming increasingly popular and being paid well for, the Europeans earned a lot from the trade. Haiti actually became a very prosperous island, and that was strictly down to the production of sugar cane and sugar from it.
