Answer:
The statement which is true about media and First Amendment is:
a. The Internet was the first type of new media to be considered under the First Amendment.
Explanation:
- The option a is correct as Internet got the protection under the First Amendment in 1997.
- The option b is not correct as in 1915, freedom of press was not applied to the movies as Supreme Court ruled that it was matter of common sense.
- The option c is not correct as the First Amendment has not granted complete protection to broadcast media.
- The option d is incorrect as the adoption of freedom of the press has been applied to print media but not electronic media since the adoption of bill of rights.
- The option e is not correct as Radio and television has received some protection as Cable TV received protection in 2004.
Answer: A, unemployment was high, and the country was experiencing inflation.
Explanation: The Great Inflation occurred in the 1970s and was followed by a crash in the stock market and a rapid increase in the unemployment rate. Hope this helps!
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The chef should order <u>7 </u>cases of lettuce.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Lettuce is a leafy vegetable enriched with vitamin C, calcium and potassium. Hence it is commonly used in the hospital foodservice facility.
The kitchen supervisor decided to order some lettuce cases. On discussing with the chef, he came to know that half a case of lettuce is used per day. They have a stock of two-and-one-half cases of lettuces on the day of order. The lead time of the lettuce is three days. So the chef decided to order seven cases of lettuce.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Quantitative easing is a process whereby a government through its central bank buy up government securities and other securities in order to increase money supply to its economy while encouraging lending and investments. The process work in such a way whereby its central bank drops the interest rates of their country to zero.
This increases the supply of money as well as decreasing the yield of each of those asset categories.
