Answer:
B) to restrict foreign influence in a sector
C) to restrict importation of a foreign good
D) to raise the price of foreign goods
E) to punish other countries
Explanation:
It is B, because a country looks after it's own citizens first, not the world. To do so, the government must be able to provide what it can to keep the GDP & economy growing, which also means keeping jobs in the country.
It is C, because the country generally wants to promote their own countries products to help stimulate the economy. If there is a large influx of foreign goods, the money would essentially "leak" out of the economy.
It is D, because when you are limiting goods, most of the time you are imposing tariffs and taxes on foreign goods. Because companies need a profit, they would have to raise the price to keep to what their profits want.
It is E, especially for the US, when they impose tariffs on countries who do not obey what the US wants. This works effectively, because of the US's role in the world.
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history describes the journey of the Hebrews as they wandered through
the desert for 40 years after escaping from Egypt.
This is described in the Book of Exodus, part of the Jewish Torah (and also of the Christian Bible).
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Answer:
The Kinetic energy (KE) of an object is defined as the energy of an object due to its motion while potential energy (PE) is defined as the energy stored by an object.
The potential and kinetic energy are inversely proportional to each other. <u>When an object moves down to the ground its potential energy is converted into kinetic energy, so the potential energy decreases while kinetic energy increases.</u>
when the object is half on its way down, the Kinetic energy will be double while potential energy will be half as decrease in potential energy is equal to increase in kinetic energy.
Answer:
This is an example of prejudice.
Explanation:
Prejudice is a judgment made by an individual before knowing something or someone who is the target of the judgment. This judgment creates often negative opinions that prevent the interaction between the judge and the target, and that interaction could be positive, if the pre-judgment had not been carried out. These negative ideas are called prejudice and can be seen, when a person avoids trying a new food, because he judged it as bad, for exemple.
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