From the statements given the ones that are consistent with this result are:
1-Teenagers do not have as much income as adults, so they are more price sensitive.
The study talks about increasing the price to reduce consumption and clarifies that adolescents are more likely to adapt to changes in price. Which is different from that established in the declaration. But the other two options on adults are even less consistent with the statement about the study.
Answer:
Honest
Explanation:
Honesty is about truth. Children are so innocent. They believe and have faith in the truth. Speaking truth is honesty. I try to hide the truth or speak lie in front of children then they don't believe you. Because children develop their conscience. If you speak a lie, it hurts the conscience.
Children believe that it is morally wrong. Many children believe that tells a lie is not honesty. Cheating, deceiving and stealing something all are under the category of a lie. Honesty is like a mirror when you speak lie it reflects on your face but if you speak truth show honesty it reflects your character, your personality.
Children's ideas are their parents. As parents do act, they follow the same. So its parent's responsibility that how personality they want to develop in their children.
This question refers to the text "Capitalism Will Eat Democracy — Unless We Speak Up." In it, Yanis Varoufakis talks about the importance of democracy and the dangers that uncontrolled capitalism poses to it.
In the text, Varoufakis argues that, unless we take control of capitalism, the future could be a dystopia in which economic concerns are the only important ones and democracy has disappeared. Instead, the utopia that he suggests is one in which we demand democracy, and a democracy that includes all individuals. He suggests we achieve this by speaking up and demanding that democracy is protected. If we fail, we risk losing democracy altogether and being controlled completely by the fluctuations of the market.
B) The murder of an on-duty police officer.
Explanation:
The Sherman Antitrust Act is the first measure passed by the U.S. Congress to prohibit trusts, monopolies, and cartels. The Act's purpose was to promote economic fairness and competitiveness and to regulate interstate commerce. It was proposed, and passed, in 1890 by Ohio Senator John Sherman.
