I believe those tours were called Raising Hell Tour.
The Beastie Boys went on a tour with LL Cool J to accompany Run DMC in 1986. It was a very successful tour of rappers and rap bands following Run DMC's success with their album, Raising Hell, where they collaborated with Aerosmith on the song Walk This Way.
Answer:
The correct answer is $100,000.
Explanation:
CPI or Consumer Price Index uses a basket of goods approach that aims to compare a consistent base of products from year to year focusing on products that are bought and used by consumers daily.
In the example, we can solve the question by using the simple "rule of 3" considering that the purchasing power is directly proportional to the income received and the CPI of the place where we are located. We will have:
(48 000)/60= x/125
125(48000) = 60(x)
x = 100000
So, a job in New York should offer $100,000 for the two salaries to represent the same buying power.
You have to show the photo of the map they gave you.
I think its because the goods were manufactured more. There were more of the goods because they could be transported to other places. But i am not completely sure it just makes sense to me.
Answer:
c. reciprocal determinism
Explanation:
The term reciprocal determinism is a concept that was first introduced by Albert Bandura. This term refers to the phenomenon by which one person's behavior influences the environment, and in a reciprocal way the behavior is also influenced by that same environment. In other words, <u>we act and our actions influence others around us which then will react to our actions </u>and this will affect our actions again, in a cycle.
In this example, Harold thought Grant was mad at him so he ignored Grant's calls and attempts at conversation. In consequence, Grant got angered. But actually, Harold created the situation to which he was reacting. We can see that <u>Harold behavior influenced the environment, his actions had an effect on Grant who ended up being angered by Harold's attitude</u>. Therefore, this would be an example of reciprocal determinism.
