Faction
group of people with the same interest
what is bad about a faction?
will try to get what they want even if it hurts others
"enlightened statesmen will not always be at the helm"
leads people to believe that they are not always controlled by the elites
what form of government does Madison want to create?
republic
what does a republic protect us from?
factions
why is the majority not always right?
the majority can be a faction
pure democracy
all power to the people to decide for everyone
two examples of a faction
democrat and republican
C - Excitement
This is because if you expect to succeed, you're expecting something fun and the adrenaline is pumping because you're excited to win and show those around you what you're made of.
A is incorrect as if you're expecting to succeed, you're confident in yourself and you're abilities.
B is incorrect as happiness is more of an after feeling that you get, while excitement is more of an in the moment feeling.
D is incorrect as this is similar to uncertainty; if you're not confident and you expect failure, you'd be hesitant on doing the activity.
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Following enlisted are the answers for the above mentioned question.
Explanation:
1. Population pyramids is graphical representation of data which enables oneself to distinguish and have a clear picture in minds about the ratio of population densities keeping any one parameter as constant. Population pyramids could be used to analyze data in many different scales on the basis of gender,age groups, race etc. Examples-having a record of no. of individuals in different age groups in India.
2. Generally, there are 3 types of population pyramid on the basis of shapes of the pyramid. Those are;
- Expansive
- Constrictive
- Stable
Siting an example of age-sex pyramids,
In case of the Expansive, population pyramids show that the populations that have a larger number of persons in young age groups. The shape obtained hence is usually with high fertility rates with lower death rates
Then comes, Constrictive population pyramids. These are named so since they are constricted at the bottom. They undue a low percent of young people as compared with other age groups. These type of pyramids show decreasing birth rates.
And at last, Stationary also called as stable population pyramids are the ones which depicts almost equal proportion of the population in each of the all age groups. There is not a decrease or increase in population; it is stable.
Friedman and Johnson (1997) show that for a wide range of dynamic optimization problems, supermodularity is both necessary and sufficient for monotone static results. In the present context, this implies that our supermodular model requires the minimum set of assumptions to obtain monotonicity in the optimal decision variables.
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The evidence presented here needs to be supplemented with information about inter- and intrafamily income transfers. This issue was addressed in a follow-up survey, but analysis of the results is not yet complete.
