1.
The Columbian Exchange began in the 16th century.
2.
potatoes
3.
livestock
Answer:
C). Not in the labor force.
Explanation:
The survey conducted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics will not count Margie in the labor force as she is not currently employed, neither is she looking for a job. As we know, the labor force is estimated or calculated after dividing the actively participating labor force by the number of candidates eligible. Since, Margie is neither participating and nor eligible(as she's not looking for a job). Thus, she would be considered as 'not in the labor force' and therefore, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
The budgeting questions are:
- Can<span> she handle the true cost of homeownership?<span>
- Does she plan to live in that place for the long haul (if not, renting is a wiser option for Sara)
- </span></span><span>Would it make sense to invest her money elsewhere? (if sara choose to rent rather than buying, she could invest her money on stocks or bonds)
- Is she ready for </span><span>responsibilities of home ownership? (because on top of the buying price, she had to handle various legal matters and utility bills)</span>
Yes, sometimes candidates can change people opinions for the worse, so by not stating their opinion; they can actually help the voters have their own mind. (This is your opinion though their asking you for your opinion, but this is just mines)
