Bonus option: most profit
D. Air pollution is not as much of a problem there
Answer:
Option D, The end of the great Texas cattle drives, is the right answer.
Explanation:
The Spanish settlers were the first to bring the longhorn cattle in North America. During the course of time, Texas became home to millions of longhorn cattle. The cattle ranchers of the area wanted to sell them in the markets of East and North for the reason the demand was high and the supply was low. Such cattle drives came to an end in the decade of 1880s for various reasons. The invention of barbed wire, the expansion of railroads and too many cattle grazed on the crowded ranges and thus there was not enough grass to feed them all, were some of the significant reasons.
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Market economy is understood as the organization and allocation of the production and consumption of goods and services arising from the interplay between supply and demand. The characteristic that defines the importance of the market economy is that decisions about investment and the allocation of production goods are made mainly through markets.
In a market economy, producers and consumers can interact in the market. It is assumed that both types of economic agents assume the price of the goods as a given data (that is, they are "price acceptors" - "preneurs de prix" in French, "price takers" in English.- See Origin and assumptions in "Law of Walras".) And, from there, they make their production and consumption decisions, seeking to maximize the gain in the case of the bidders and the utility function (satisfaction) in the case of consumers. The participation of these actors, offering and demanding quantities of goods and services, in turn alters market conditions affecting the evolution of prices.
