D, they have the right to veto any bill they believe is unconstitutional. it is called checks and balances.
Answer:
A. Changes in relative prices lead consumers to change the items they buy, and the CPI reflects this substitution
Explanation:
Prices in the market are sustained by the offer and demand of a good. When there is a high demand on a product or service this make its price increase, therefore, some sectors of the population may have no longer an opportunity to acquire this good if the price is too high.
On the other hand, if the offer surpases the demand at a great scale, the value on the product or service will simply drop and when prices are low then, it becomes possible for a bigger ammount of consumers to acquire the good.
This model has a direct impact on the consumer's choice whereas to select one good or not taking into consideration it's price. Here is where the CPI feeds with this tendency on consumer's choices and exposes a general outlook to the public.
The answer is:
- Some civil rights pertain to discrimination by private citizens.
- Some civil rights pertain to discrimination by government.
- Private discrimination can become unlawful only if a legislature passes a law making the discrimination unlawful.
For example, the civil rights that are pertain to discrimination by private citizens is the equal employment act, which banned the private sectors from rejecting employment application based on gender, race, and religion. The civil rights act of 1964 was pertain to discrimination made in jim crow laws (which initiated by the government) .
Answer:
New Jersey Plan framed by William Patterson.
Explanation:
This plan was introduced after Virginia plan framed by James Madison. It demanded that the representation of legislatures should be decided according to the number of population and it was in the interests of the larger states because they would have great representation in the assembly. And it was opposed by smaller states and in response, William framed the New Jersey Plan which manifested that each state will have a single vote, therefore, preventing larger states crushing the smaller ones.
