If there was a nuclear plant disaster, then GDP would be a false beacon because it would account for government spending but not for the pollution caused.
<h3>Why would GDP be a false beacon?</h3>
Two of the components of GDP are government spending and private investment.
If there is a nuclear plant disaster, either the government will spend a lot to clean it up, or a private company will depending on if the plant is public or private.
GDP would therefore increase.
This would be a false beacon however, because this increase would not take into account the nuclear pollution that would have occurred that would negatively impact future production.
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Answer:
Alicia ran 12 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
They said that Nara ran 14 miles and she had ran 2 more than Alicia, so that would be 14 - 2 which is 12.
True, all of them represent a negative number, for example:
You have $60 and you spent $10, the remaining money is:

Your savings are $1000 and you make a Withdrawal of $500:

In other words for calculation purposes, they all have negative values
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Answer is -15</h3>
We read this out as "negative 15" or you could write "negative fifteen".
The negative indicates the temperature went down. It doesn't necessarily mean that the final temperature is -15 degrees.
For example, if it starts being 50 degrees F, and drops by 15 degrees, then 50+(-15) = 50-15 = 35 degrees is the temperature after that drop. It might help to use a vertical number line.