The correct answer is letter B
Mercantilism was the set of economic practices adopted by European nations between the 15th and 18th centuries. These economic practices are considered by historians as the stage of transition from the feudal mode of production to the mode of capitalist production. In this sense, it is incorrect to say that mercantilism was an economic system, since it did not consist of a mode of production, such as feudalism and capitalism.
It was adopted by European nations during the Great Navigations and the establishment of the colonial system on the American continent. It is important to consider that mercantilism adopted different characteristics according to the reality and the needs of each European country.
"business entrepreneurs" was not a common social class of the kingdoms of sub-Saharan Africa c. eleventh century C.E. since much of the economy was hunting and gathering.
I think it’s decreases because the quantity that’s being produced is decreasing, lmk if I’m wrong!
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
The domestic manufacturers will continue to confront serious financial burdens, wholly apart from any changes in fuel economy regulations. The domestic automotive industry is mature and highly cyclical; the peaks and troughs in vehicle demand essentially parallel economic activity. Even though Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors have diversified through foreign vehicle production and sales, as well as nonautomotive activities in financial services, defense electronics, and vehicle rental companies, vehicle production in North America is an important part of their total sales. The level of vehicle demand is the primary factor in determining profitability, but market share and the mix of cars and trucks and of small and large cars also influence profits.
