A. roller coaster,"<span>an undulating wave that travels over the surface of a solid, especially of the ground in an earthquake, with a speed independent of wavelength."</span>
Famine, War, Stock market crash like in the great depression.
Answer:
No, it violates antitrust laws
Explanation:
Antitrust law as applicable to Real Estate, is a law that is made to protect stakeholders: buyers, sellers or other parties involved in a potential or actual contract relationship from practices that may be considered as void such as price fixing (often times lowering of prices), rigging of bids, allocation of customers or markets, running of multiple listing services individually or collectively, and group boycotts.
Hence, in this case, this is a case of price-fixing where by two participants on the same side, have agreed to fix a price, in which the 5% may have imposed high prices on consumers. Thus, it is considered illegal, and violates antitrust law.
Answer:The impact bias
Explanation:
The impact bias refers to how we tend to overestimate how a particular situation will make us feel in the future and overestimate the period it will take these feeling to last. When we face a traumatic situation we feel like it would never end and it would take us forever to recover , which is usually an exaggeration of what will actual happen.
Sandra would probably recover sooner than she thought if she isn't elected as president but the impact bias is making her feel like it would take forever.