<span>Safety and self-actualization are examples of emotional appeals. An emotional appeal is a way of persuasion that has been used to receive an emotional response from people. In a court room, someone could try and win an argument with the judge or another person by using the emotional side of things to get a reaction from the opponent and/or audience. </span>
Answer:
E) government actions that reduce competition from international firms.
Explanation:
Quotas place a limit on the amount of goods that can be imported.
A tariff is a tax levied on imported goods.
Tariffs and quotas are imposed by the government and they limit the amount of import flowing into a country. This reduces the amount of competition from international firms.
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Answer: B) Owners can refuse to rent to prospects who have long hair and ride motorcycles.
Explanation:
The 1968 Federal Fair Housing Laws established that it is illegal to discriminate or refuse housing to a person based on <em>race or color; religion; national origin; familial status or age—includes families with children under the age of 18 and pregnant women; disability or handicap, or sex. </em>
Option A would be considered as a violation of the no discrimination based on race stipulation of the law.
Option C would be a violation of the no discrimination based on sex stipulation of the law.
And Option D would be a subtle violation but nonetheless a violation of the no discrimination based on race stipulation.
Option B is the only option that doesn't seem to break any of the stipulations of the 1968 act.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": large numbers of depositors withdrawing their deposits within a short period of time.
Explanation:
A bank run is a situation in which account holders massively withdraw their funds under the fear the financial institution will lose its liquidity. The situation gets to a point in which the bank is at risk of sensing all its reserves and fail to provide all its clients the money they deposited.
In the U.S. financial institutions with deposits between $16 and $122.3 million must have a minimum reserve of 3%. When the deposits exceed $122.3 million the minimum reserve increases to 10%. The rest of the money is reinvested by banks.
