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The value of the article will now increase to $8,332.50.
Explanation:
The article was originally sold for $7575 and is now its value has increased by 10%.
10% of $7575 = $7575 * 10/100 = $757.50.
If we add the above 10% to the value of the article, we will arrive at the current value of the article.
Hence, current value of the article = $7575 + $757.50 = $8332.50
This can also be arrived at by multiplying $7575 by 110%, i.e. $7575 * 110/100 = $8332.50, hence arriving at the same answer.
Because many American Conservatives believe that NAFTA has leeched our labour force and fed "American Jobs" to the Mexican economy. Many NAFTA skeptics cite the loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs as a reason to criticize NAFTA and to be wary of future trade deals. According to the CFR, the U.S. auto sector lost roughly 350,000 jobs between 1994 and 2016. Many of those jobs were taken up by workers in Mexico, where the auto sector added over 400,000 jobs in the same period.
Besides that (the main and largest reason), the only other reasons are that NAFTA hurt the economic prospects of Mexican small farmers and small business owners, and that NAFTA suppressed wages for non-college-educated workers in the U.S.
Answer:
1) Climate change in the last 100 Myr. has been extreme, thus offering a potential explanation of Earth's <u>TRUE</u>
Explanation:
2) Orbital forcing (changes in Earth's axis tilt) are too insignificant in the last 25,000 yrs. to explain Earth's warming in the past 125 years. <u>FALSE</u>
3) Retreat of glaciers in the past 8000 years has been uniform, thus potentially explaining Earth's warming in the past 125 years. <u>FALSE</u>
