<span>These children are most likely to be at the preconventional stage of moral judgement. This means that they choose if something is right or if it is wrong based on what authority figures say and think, instead of what they themselves say and think. They have not yet developed complex moral reasoning.</span>
Disadvantages: rote learning is not as likely to make a long-lasting impression, as opposed to understanding: for example, understanding of the rule for forming Spanish past tense will make you actually be able to use it in the future, and rote learning might mean you will forget it soon.
Advantages: I wouldn't call it an "advantage" but sometimes route learning is simply a necessity: for example when you learn irregular forms of past tense in Spanish.
Answer:
Country Nepal. Due to
Lack of education
Lack of employment opportunities
Population growth.
And it could be sustained by
By providing adulation to produce skilled manpower
By establishing many more industries factories to provide employment
By providing advice to the people about the consequences of population growth.
Answer:
Some of the gains from trade shift to Portugal.
Explanation:
The law of comparative advantage describes how agents produces more of and consumes less of a good for which they have a comparative advantage in. Agents have a comparative advantage if they produce a good at a lower marginal cost prior to trade. Contrary to it, agent has an absolute advantage if they produce a good more productively, or more quantity of goods for a less amount of resources.
In this example, if the price of doormat increases to 5 hats per doormat, Spain will have to produce hats to get 1 doormat. Contrary to it, Portugal will get more hats for producing the same amount of doormats as before.
So, to conclude, Portugal will gain from this trade.
