<span>Media networks often compete to be first. Insider information that results in the ability to present an article sooner than their competitors is a great incentive to cover topics of any niche. Accuracy is also key. If the insider information exposes accurate information, the media network is able to prepare their article without spending time checking facts.</span>
I think he is signing the stimulus checks.. Thats what it looks like
New businesses benfit from freedom of a market economy by making new things that will make more money
Answer:
Topical organization.
Explanation:
As the exercise presents, the pattern chosen to organize is called "topical organization". This is a commonly used format, and works like this: it arranges information according to different sub-topics under a larger one. For example, following the content of the example, a topical organization would look like this:
Modern symphony orchestra:
*Strings
(Information about strings)
*Woodwinds
(information about woodwinds)
And so on with the rest of the instruments.
