Answer: The correct answer is : b. Ayerst Laboratorie
Explanation: Samples were taken from several plots of the soil of Easter Island. In 1969, all samples were delivered to the Ayerst research site in Montreal. It was there that they discovered that there was a bacterium that had the ability to produce rapamycin, which is a compound that has many medicinal properties.
Answer:
Exploiting natural resources - this is the most straightforward approach. Colonies were established mainly to obtain the economic benefit from exploiting resources such as lumber, ore, gold, coal, etc.
Exploiting the population - exploiting the labor power of people in the colonies is also a way for the colonizer country to make money out of the colonized territory. The forms of exploitation can vary from straight up slavery, to serfdom, to wage labor with extremely low pay.
Making the colony a captive market - The colony can also become a captive market for the colonizing country. This means that the people in the colony are obliged to buy goods and services from the colonizing country due to internal or external restrictions to competition and trade.
Northwest passage is the answer
Answer:
The correct answer is a. the equilibrium quantity decreases, and the equilibrium price is unchanged.
Explanation:
A perfectly elastic demand is an extreme case in which quantity demanded falls to zero with any increase in price, and increases to infinity when price drops.
Now we have this relation clear, it is important to notice that the question is introducing a third variable, which is quantity supplied. When supply decreases, the price remains the same, since only at this price consumers buy the good. The only change that ocurred is related to the availability of the product in the market.
In a normal scenario, an elastic demand would respond to this decrease in supply, pushing the price up, since consumers are willing to pay more. But given that we assume that the demand is perfectly elastic, the price remains the same, otherwise demand would fall to zero.
