Answer:
Dorothea Lynde Dix
Explanation:
Dorothea Lynde Dix was born in Hampden, Maine, in 1802, to Joseph Dix, a Methodist preacher known for alcoholism and depression. Joseph taught Dorothea how to read and write and she developed love for books and learning.
When she grew up a bit, she traveled with friends around England and when she returned to the U.S, she grew passion for better treatment of insane people. She taught inmates in an East Cambridge prison, and witnessed the poor living conditions in that area which made her to quickly agitate for the legislature of Massachusetts to make reforms for better living conditions.
1.- Sales of used goods are not counted. It has sense because if they were counted we would have double the counting.
2.- Goods and services that are sold in the black market or illegal goods and services because they are extremely difficult to count.
3. Intermediate goods that are used to produce other final goods because the counting of intermediate goods counting will lead to double counting .
Answer:
B, nonsexual adoration of the beloved
Explanation:
The term 'platonic love' refers to a 'friends only' relationship. This is a kind of relationship where you really love the other person but you have little or non sexual interest in them. This kind of love is not romantic, it motivates us to become better persons and inspires us to achieve great goals in life.
This type of relationship is often found in pen pals, persons that write to each other with great affection but not forming a proper relationship.
The term stems from the Greek philosopher Plato who described this kind of love as attractions of souls.
The correct answer is labor. Labor is work. When an employee completes work it is called labor.
