I think he felt that skin was attributable to climate and did not affect one's intelligence, character and personality so he was not a racist. While areas of the world like Latinamerica and Africa for example have many people with brown or black skin, they are every much as capable as people from more northern climates with white skin. The fact that, for example the Latin american areas had advanced civilizations like the Incas and Aztecs, the former with 1000's of kilometers of roads tying their empires together and the Aztecs with their monumental temples and both with advanced agriculture based on astronomical observations shows this is the case.
<span>Muckrakers were writers who mostly wrote about corruption in government and business. These American journalists were critics of many things. They earned their name from President Theodore Roosevelt who borrowed the term from John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" where a customer was so occupied in raking muck that he paid no attention to anything around him. These muckrakers drew attention from the public about problems in society and garnered strong support from the progressive movement.</span>
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Coke tried to diversify into the bottling industry by acquiring their bottlers and in the process creating a vertically integrated business. However, 5 years later, they did find out how difficult it was and it led to a failed diversification effort when sold off their bottling operations. This was majorly due to the fact that the bottling business required too much capital investment and time. Capital investment and time that an already large enterprise like coca cola couldn't afford at that period. The initial aim was to have control over the whole production process, but soon after the diversification failed, they went back to producing just the concentrates.
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a credit balance of $7500
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a debit balance of $7500.
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The answer is monetary policy
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Monetary policy is an economic policy that manages the size and growth rate of the money supply in an economy. It is a powerful tool to regulate macroeconomic variables such as inflation, consumption, growth and liquidity.
