Answer: It is not perfectly inelastic, but close to it.
Explanation:
The thing that the Dolmabaçe Palace teach us about the elasticity of supply of land is that it's not perfectly inelastic, but close to it.
It should be noted that supply is said to be price inelastic when a change in the price results in a smaller percentage change in the supply. It thereby means that the price elasticity of supply is less than one. Even though the supply of land in relation to the Dolmabace palace isn't really perfectly inelastic,it is really close to that.
Hi there!
There were a lot of them but some wasn't really hard to handle.
Here are some challenges I remember :)
1) Serfs
2) The rise of the middle class
<span>The rise
of the middle class in the towns in the high to late medieval period is
one of the great moments in history where you can see reverberations
down to our present day.
3) Religion </span>
<span>Those in
charge of towns or castles always had to deal with the organized
Christian church in the medieval period. In the early period (500-1000)
the church had little real political power in most situation, but from
1000-1400 the situation changed radically, and power struggles between
the church and royal powers were common.
That's all I have and I hope it helps!
P.S. I just take that from my notebook.
Good luck with your Wold History class.
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The Yalta plan...........
It affected Germany because it showed or symbolized the lack of freedom under communism and divided capitalist bloc, Soviet bloc, and the western democratics.
Hope this helped!
Answer:
it is b also know as General clinton hoped that general burgoyne could help him.
Explanation:
