Answer:
E) China, Canada, and Mexico were the three largest markets for U.S. goods exports.
Explanation:
As of 2017, the 10 largest markets for US exports were (measured in millions of dollars):
- Canada $282,265
- Mexico $243,314
- China $129,894
- Japan $67,605
- Great Britain $56,258
- Germany $53,897
- South Korea $48,326
- Netherlands $41,510
- Hong Kong $39,939
- Brazil $37,222
Answer:
restitution.
Explanation:
In contract law, restitution refers to a party forfeiting monetary gains that they obtained illegally from the other party involved in the contract. Restitution is very commonly used in contract law since it is meant to restore an injured party due to damages suffered from another parties unlawful performance. Ideally, when restitution is applied, the injured party should return to their original position.
In this case, Excavate n' Fill must return the $10,000 that Fred gave them as advanced payment. The restitution of the $10,000 should restore Fred's original position.
<u>Answer</u>:
Consumer, Investment, Government, and Foreign.
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<u>Explanation</u>:
Consumer:
Personal disposable income
Investment:
Retained earnings
Government:
Indirect business taxes, Corporate income taxes, Social Security contributions, and Individual Income taxes.
Foreign:
No specified source of income but is instead represented by the difference in goods sent abroad and goods purchased from abroad.
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Answer: Differentiable criterion
Explanation: In simple words, differentiable criterion refers to the phenomenon of market segments in which the producing entity differentiates its product on the basis of different customer base. The base can be set on the criteria of any factor like gender , age group or religion etc.
Under this criterion the producing entity produces the product by taking special considerations to the preferences of that particular customer group. In the given case two separate groups are responding similarly to a single product, hence, it fails differentiable criteria.
