Trade will benefit countries when it generates gold and silver for the national treasury.
Answer:
D. $686
Explanation:
Given that
Credit sale = 750
Return = 50
Terms 2/10
Amount received in full therefore,
= [(750 - 50) - (750 - 50 {2%})]
= 700 - (700 × 0.02)
= 700 - 14
= $686
The behavior of having to eat the entire box of cookies
before attending the weight watchers meeting is an example of having the
feeling of overwhelmed by obligations that the person would likely execute
conflict. It is seen above as because the person has the obligation of having
to have his or her weight to be monitored, he or she has felt the need or urge
of having to do some things that he or she wasn't able to do because of it,
that is why he or she has arise in the conflict of having to do something that
he or she wasn't supposed to do such as eating the box of cookies.
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Answer:
Either increasing supply or lowering demand
Explanation:
increasing supply:
e.g. when less developed countries (LDCs) experience a famine or drought, other countries can supply food and/or water to them
lowering demand:
finding alternative solutions of the product (that have the same effect as the original product) or reducing the reasons for why there is a high demand
- e.g. crops not growing well due to weather/crop disease going around -> find a crop that is more resistant to the disease (reducing reasons for demand)
- e.g. rice field has an infestation -> not yielding enough rice to feed the population -> population feels hungry and other foods cannot help them feel full/sustain them -> find another crop to substitute, like yam or potatoes that are equally filling (alternative solutions)
but these two are pretty much the same so
also please note I don't take any courses on supply and demand other than geography so I might be completely wrong
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