When the supply of labor increases the equilibrium price falls, when demand of labor rises the equilibrium price rises.
<span>The essential feature of bipolar i disorder is the occurrence of at least one full-blown </span>cyclothymia episode.
Answer:
delusions of influence
Explanation:
The older woman, in this case, suffers from delusions of influence. Delusion of influence is a false belief that an unknown person or agent is stealthily or secretly trying to exert control other person. The frantic call by the older woman is the result of such belief since no one can broadcast messages through other person's television. Her request for thorough investigation is escalating delusion even though she does not try to understand what actually has happened. Maybe past experience or event has been factor in creating the false belief, which leads to delusions of influence.
Early man had constant conflict with the environment. Nature and the environment do not have feelings or emotions or reasoning and therefore cannot engage in compromise. Early man constantly dealt with conflict with the environment, this would include adapting to the harsh seasonal weather conditions and other extreme weather which would expose early man to conditions that could easily kill him if not prepared. Early man in a hunter gatherer capacity would have to attempt to find some sort of stability in order to survive basic needs of food and shelter, this critical components could easily be wiped out, even with the knowledge of the environment and seasonal weather changes, due to poor planning and/or extreme situations that destroyed food sources like freezing temperatures or high winds.
The discovery of a new oil field in North Dakota would have a profound effect on the United States. North Dakota is among the top five oil producing areas as of 2014.
Oil is mostly produced by the following areas of the United States (in order from most to least): Texas, Gulf of Mexico, North Dakota and California.
The discovery of a new oil field would affect the United States in both (North Dakota) state and federal economics by creating jobs and capitalizing off of sales of oil both domestically and to foreign countries.
As of 2017, the US importing of oil was at its lowest point since 1970. Top oil imports come from Canada, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Mexico, and Iraq (in order from most to least). The discovery of new oil fields would probably even further decrease the amount of oil imports, which in the case of war, it would be a good thing to have our own easily accessible supply.
