The answer is replication. It is an activity or an action that will copy or reproduce something; that is done or happening again several times in the same manner and the same way of a theory under a variation of any conditions to establish its applicable borderline and partition.
Answer:
(A) depends heavily on a nationalized oil industry.
Explanation:
The problem with Venezuela, is that it is what economists called a rentier state. Basically, it means that the country heavily relies on the extraction of natural resources to generate revenue for its country.
With Venezuela, this natural resource is oil. Due to its overreliance on this resource, when oil price went down, the country's economy went down with it. Other countries in South America - such as Brazil and Argentina - diversify their country's source of income, creating a buffer when one sector is experiencing a crisis; which unfortunately Venezuela did not do.
Answer:
a. Sophisticated user
Explanation:
The manufacturer is not taken at fault if the product sold had failed. He is also not taken to fault if there is any danger, harm or unseen risk that involves buying or handling the product. This is only applicable if the sophisticated user knows that there could be or that there will be harm that will become to them from using the product.
For example, if a skin product contains a certain ingredient that is well known to cause irritation and the manufacturer discloses this information, they are no longer liable if a consumer decides to purchase this product and also having prior knowledge.
Answer:
“If I had an hour to solve a problem and my life depended on the solution, I would spend the first 55 minutes determining the proper question to ask… for once I know the proper question, I could solve the problem in less than five minutes.”
Explanation:
being honest im not rally sure but i hope this helps!
A. Inflation.
Inflation occurs whenever a market starts to boom -- because people feel so confident about the market doing so well, prices and values begin to rise, often beyond what they are actually worth. This creates "bubbles", which is what eventually leads to recessions; those "bubbles" pop and prices and values plummet.
