Answer:
Streets and roads
Explanation:
The USA economy is a mixed market economy. It blends elements from the market economy with elements from planned economies.
Private ownership is prioritized ( free market economy) but the government has control over some public services such as healthcare (to an extend), physical infrastructure (the road system), education, national defense, the postal system, and some public lands.
The idea behind public ownership of these services is that they are better performed by the public than private enterprise.
The roads in the USA and their infrastructure are funded by taxes (especially the gas one), tolls, and user fees.
Answer:
Darby says her stanine score is 9.
Explanation:
A stanine score is also known as a standard score of 9. It is method of comparing and scoring an test to a nine point scale. It is used in various applications to score any test to a single digit test score.
In the context, as the students in the class of Mr. Enzor does not understand how to compare and interpret their scores of the test, they can convert their score to the nine point scale and can compare all the scores to that. Darby's score is 9, so she is ranked the highest in terms of Stanine scores as the highest point is 9 in a stanine scale.
Answer:
Implicit prejudice; explicit prejudice.
Explanation:
As the exercise explains, both of this cases of prejudice involves negative attitudes against a certain individual, person, group, etc. In the first case, the implicit, the attitude is not openly talked, verbalized; it's unspoken. But, in the second case, the explicit prejudice involves the awareness of hatred or negative attitude of the individual. So, overall, in the first case the person is not completely aware of the thoughts, attitude or feelings, but on the second case it is completely.
The correct answer is; 30 percent.
Further Explanation:
The electrocutions involving cranes happens when the crane was working with power lines directly above them. The cranes bucket hits the power lines and this sends electricity down to the operator of the crane.
There are an estimated 15 deaths that occur each year because of the crane hitting an overhead power line. OSHA has put into place new safety rules and regulations about cranes and working near power lines. The operators and managers of the crane and construction site must implement proper safety precautions when working near power lines.
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