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She lost to Brian Kemp in an election marked by accusations that Kemp engaged in voter suppression.
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The monthly payment under standard repayment is typically about 1.0% to 1.3% of the total loan balance when the loan entered repayment. So, inthe situation, we assumed that he took $30,000 student loan, it is expeceted that he would pay back 1% of the loan amount monthly (aprrox. $300).
<em>The payment does not seem reasonable due to the fact that the amount she earns as salary is low and would not allow her to meet her other personal needs.</em>
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d. price floor
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A price floor is a government mandated mininum price that is higher than the market equilibrium price.
This means that supply and demand do not meet because prices are not allowed to go any lower than the price floor.
The most famous example of a price floor is the minimum wage. A minimum wage is a price of labor that is higher than the market equilbrium. This produces a surplus of workers because supply (workers) is higher than the demand for them (which is determined by the firms).
Answer:Group polarization
Explanation:
Group polarization is when a group which shares similar attitudes work together towards intensifying those attitudes more than they did when they had these ideas separately as individuals. Some intensified shared ideas may be risky such as when unrulyb mob gangs comes together to push their attitudes.
Some may breed fruitful actions such as mobilising together to protect the right of animals which may save lives of many animals.
Group Polarization makes an action possible that would have been impossible if someone was standing for the idea alone, numbers increase the strength of the idea to be implemented.
Group Polarization exist in order to give strength to persuasion, the attitude of a group is improved by their number more than it would if they were standing alone.
This is the Torah. In its five books one can read, among others, about the creation of the world and very early patriarchs (Genesis), about the time when the Jews left Egypt (Exodus) and their life on Sinai (Numbers)
