The answer is facts.
For example let say that there are 2 statements regarding a certain object.
- The car has wheels.
- The car is the fastest car in the world.
The first statement could be considered fact because it reflected the truth and easily be proven. Bu the second sentence could only be considred as assumption because we need more data/information to confirm it.
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Considering the options i'd say the best way is option A. C<span>onfront the fear by gradually increasing exposure to the feared object or event. </span>
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Answer:
Temporarily low and so supply a smaller quantity of labor.
Explanation:
The higher the price the higher the supply and so the lower the price the lower then supply. This is demonstrated in the above economic situation as the worked have not noticed the decrease in price of other goods and so attribute decreas in wages to reduction in workers reward or wages, therefore decrease supply of labour.