Answer:
1. If you're walking somewhere, walk on the RIGHT side, NOT the left (If you're American :) If you're not American and it's normal for you to drive on the left side, then please also walk on the left side)
2. Don't chuck your trash at the tree. If you have trash, put it in a trashcan. If you see trash, put it in a trashcan.
3. If you're going to use profanity, do it quietly, please. It makes the rest of us uncomfortable.
4. When wearing earbuds or headphones, make sure that other peeps can't hear it.
5. SUPER SIMPLE but SOME brains can't get this: just be overall respectful to others. You don't know them or their situation, so leave them be.
6. Last one and it's small. Hold open doors for people right behind you. Don't pull a sneaky ninja right before the door closes and make the other person open the door.
Answer:
It had almost exclusive control of the world's supply of nickel and used to make nickel products
Explanation:
INCO (International Nickel Mining Company of Canada) was the major producer of nickel during the 20th century. It was purchased by the Brazilian company Vale in 2006. It is now based in Toronto and handles Vale's mining operations worldwide, it now produces platinum, rhodium, ruthenium, gold and silver. Prior to 2006 it was second largest producer of nickel and was also as member of Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Answer:
Individualistic; traditionalistic.
Explanation:
An individualistic political culture, as the exercise explains, is a practise that values multiculutralism where the government is as small as it is required, an utilitarian necessity, opposite to the tradicionalistic which accepts a natural hierarchy (tradition) in society, with an authoritarian leadership that values politics and religion. That's what the exercise is explaining, the individualistic and traditionalistic, as their names suggest, values personal freedom and, the other, values the social norms of a certain tradition.
Decreased employee turnover Declining profits Declining
sales growth Reduced customer goodwill Decreased employee turnover Increased
employee misconduct and fraud.
Public choice theory By Buchanan advocates for use of economic methods in decision making . In the theory, one must use a similar amount of time they spend while deciding an economic choice in making political decision.
