In discussing the stockyards of Chicago, he compared how the talk of glory, honor, and patriotism in war conceals the trueness and suffering that war promotes, just as the stockyards of Chicago conceals the slaughter of cattle they promote.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- In "Farewell to Arms," Hemingway says how talking about war, the responsibilities and problems it causes are important.
- He does this because he doesn't like everyone just talking about the honor and responsibility to protect the country that war promotes, as he believes this is irresponsible talk and that it hides what war is.
- For him, not commenting on the death, pain, fatigue, and suffering of war is to prevent people from knowing the seriousness that war brings.
To establish this thought, he states that <em>"I had seen nothing sacred, and the things that were glorious, had in the glory and the sacrifices were like the stockyards at Chicago if nothing was done with the meat except to bury it."</em>
This shows that just like the war, the stockyards at Chicago hid the slaughter of cattle and the suffering it caused, exposing only the meat so appreciated by all.
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The price elasticity of a demand function measures the reaction of the quantity demanded by consumers after the price modification of a product. According to the law of demand, for normal goods, when the price of the product increases, the quantity demanded decreases, therefore there is an inverse relationship between price and quantity. Elasticity helps to assess the proportion of the modifications in the two variables.
<u>Let's analyse the following three goods:</u>
- Gasoline, is a good with an inelastic type of demand curve. When there is a change in the price of gasoline, the quantity demanded by consumers decreases in a lower proportion than the price increase. There are no easily available susbtitutes that consumers could purchase instead of gasoline to cover the same need. <em>The shape of this type of demand curve is represented by the first graph attached.</em>
- Cola, is a product with an elastic demand curve. When the price of a certain type/brand of cola drink increases its price, the quantity demanded of that product decreases in a larger proportion than the price increases. Consumers can easily switch and buy from a different cola brand or select a different type of soda drink to satisfy the same need. <em>The shape of this type of demand curve is represented by the second graph attached.</em>
- Two vending machines located next to each other provide an example of a perfectly elastic demand curve. If the price of one of the two vending machines increases for the same product, its quantity demanded would be reduced to 0, as all consumers will switch to the other machine which is located only a few centimetres away. <em>The shape of this type of demand curve is represented by the third graph attached.</em>
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Answer by GopherGrl
A replica of Henry Hudson's ship Halve Maen, which is the ship he captained during his exploration of the Delaware Bay and what would come to be known as the Hudson River.