Answer: The Svenson's assets increased by $1800
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that the Svensons found a refrigerator valued at $2300 on sale for $1900 and they decide to withdraw $500 from savings to use as a down payment on the purchase of the refrigerator and take out a loan to pay the balance.
Based on the above scenario, the Svensons assets will increase by:
= $2300 - $500
= $1800
The savings withdrawn will be removed from the normal value of the refrigerator. Therefore, the answer is that "The Svenson's assets increased by $1800".
Answer: Modern slavery.
Explanation:
Modern slavery happens when someone is kept in forced servitude, forcing someone to work unpaid without letting them leave. It befalls when someone has absolute power over another person and applies violence or the threats to keep that control and exploit them economically, without any payment or any chance to walk away.
Desperate poor people are the most likely to find themselves caught in modern slavery, especially people from developing countries trying to find a better life in more developed countries.
Answer:
The answer is escape anarchy.
Explanation:
Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) believed that man's natural state was one of anarchy and lack of control, where we act largely on our instincts and on the principles of war, and that human lives before the advent of governments and monarchies were "nasty, brutish and short." We have to enter into a social contract with a governing authority in order that we have order and are protected from the chaos and anarchy that would otherwise ensue, so that reason can be used to organize society and to maintain the social contract. In exchange for protecting our rights, the sovereign is given absolute authority.
Answer:
The Great Depression for the American farmer really began after World War I. Much of the Roaring '20s was a continual cycle of debt for the American farmer, stemming from falling farm prices and the need to purchase expensive machinery.
Explanation:
Answer:
A. The Street Improvement Act of 1911.
Explanation:
The Street Improvement Act of 1911 is the law used by cities and counties and other municipal governments for street improvements, in which a typical example would be that the local government hires a contractor to improve streets, and then each owner along that street is liable for paying a pro rata share of that cost.
