Answer:
B. a private good or a club good.
Explanation:
People can be prevented from using a private good or a club good because they are excludable goods.
Excludable goods or services are goods that public can be prevented from using or enjoying. On the contrary, non excludable goods are those goods and services that it is impossible to prevent the public from using/enjoying. Examples of excludable goods are private properties such as a personal phone, fish in a fish farm, the services of a gym or golf club. examples of nonexcludable goods are fish in a public river, the services of the police, a concert on a national television network.
Two of the the three primary reasons for exploration include “gold” and “glory”.
Many countries wanted to explore other nations to exert political power and control, display their country’s prowess and greatness, and to acquire resources and precious metals from foreign lands either by trade or forceful extraction.
For an example, the Spanish crown funded the exploration of Christopher Columbus in order to search for gold and other resources to further enrich Spain.
Another example includes the exploration of Chinese diplomat Zhang Quiang attempting to politically align with the Yuèzhī.
I believe the answer is: Third
By the time children enter the age f 3-4 years old, most of them will start question the meaning of a lot of words from the parents.
They would also started making descriptions on the activities that they and the emotion that they experience such as : " I just threw a ball !" , "I love sandbox!"
Answer: The expansion of settlers into the West part of the United States. (The Louisiana purchase boosted the expansion, and then when the gold rush came around, it fueled the fire quite a bit.
I believe the answer is: Studying up
The term 'studying up' refers to the process of observing and analyzing the main power holders in society to make sense of the society that we see today. This include observing their default situations, their activities, their interaction with other groups in society, etc.
