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There is direct relationship between income and saving, i.e., if income increases, saving also increases but by less than increase in income. It means as income increases, proportion of income saved increases (because proportion of income consumed decreases). (ii) At lower level of income, saving is negative.
Whether secondary or primary, any data collected would need to meet all of the following criteria EXCEPT it should be large scale.
Option B
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The data collected should be relevant prior mostly and then should be appropriate to the data need and sampling need for the collection to be fruitful. Other most important criteria for data collection is being timely. Time works a reference frame for any type of data collection which marks the other two criteria in regard, that is relevance and appropriateness.
The data collection shall thus never be large scale as it would involve much time of uselessness in collection as well as in processing. To avoid the same, all three mentioned criteria is considered.
Their arrival basically destroyed Native Americans--their lives, their communities, their cultures--everything.
<span>They were enslaved, forced into labor, and horribly mistreated. The Europeans brought with them diseases that the Native Americans were not immune to, so many of them died from diseases like smallpox and measles. In Amherst, Mass., a man named Jeffrey Amherst actually gave the Native Americans blankets infected with disease (I believe it was smallpox) to kill them off. </span>
<span>The Native Americans were protecting their land, so of course they attacked the Europeans. The Europeans, upon learning that the land was not theirs to just take, embarked on a massive killing spree. The Native Americans were 'in their way.' The Native Americans were murdered and raped, their villages destroyed.</span>
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The decisions of the Supreme Court have an important impact on society at large, not just on lawyers and judges. The decisions of the Court have a profound impact on high school students. In fact, several landmark cases decided by the Court have involved students, e.g., Tinker v.
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