Think about what a complex system a modern economy is. It includes all
production of goods and services, all buying and selling, all
employment. The economic life of every individual is interrelated, at
least to a small extent, with the economic lives of thousands or even
millions of other individuals. Who organizes and coordinates this
system? Who insures that, for example, the number of televisions a
society provides is the same as the amount it needs and wants? Who
insures that the right number of employees work in the electronics
industry? Who insures that televisions are produced in the best way
possible? How does it all get done?
Answer:
Sociologist Carol Brooks Gardner determined in her study that women:
<u>try to avoid comments and propositions that are sexual when they are walking in the streets.</u>
Explanation:
This is due to the different perception or interpretation of reality, it varies from one person to another. This sociologist found out that women are worried for their safty when they are in the streets, this is why they avoid sexual propositions, in order to protect themselves.
According to Brooks there are different factors that influence the way a person reads a certain situation, it depends on personal experiences but also on ethnicity, gender, social class.
Answer:
to understand natural landform changes and potential hazards for populations
