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It is only possible to know the exact answers to your questions if the text related to them is read. So, to answer them, you will need to read this text. However, companies respond to competition by lowering the price of their products and services, or by increasing the quality of these products and services, making them have a differential that can attract consumers. It is likely that Greyhound has taken one of these two approaches. This competition helped Greyhound if it managed to have more customers and a higher profit, however, if it lost customers and its profit rate decreased, it means it was hurt by the competition.
Relief programs aimed to help rapidly by employing people. Example: the Civil Works Administration (CWA) provided temporary employment fixing roads and bridges.
Recovery programs intended to help rebuild, especially in nonbank sectors of the economy. Example: the Home Owners Loan Corp. granted loans to homeowners to pay their mortgages.
Reform programs were designed to prevent the depression from reoccurring through legislation that focused on banks, labor and labor unions. Example: the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was created to ensure depositors money in savings banks.
Marti was encouraging liberals to take power by taking it away from the rich ones while he was enjoying the money he collected for the war and traveling around the world.<span> </span>
<span>Build large military forces, expand their colonial empires, form military alliances</span> and expand
their economies<span>. These are the factors that led to the
outbreak of World War I. Tensions
mounted as these developments happened.
The other two are not included as causes of the First World War.</span>
