It would make the U.S no different then the poor countries in africa.
D is the answer because it is right
Yes, if everyone voted on economic decisions rather than letting markets decide them, then it could be considered a socialist direct democracy.
Answer:
decrease, increase
Explanation:
If the number of trained mechanics increases, there will be a decrease in the wage of the mechanics and the quantity of the mechanics will increase.
In demand and supply, if there is an increased in the number of mechanics, their wages will decrease there will be abundant supply of mechanics to do work. Where if the supply was less or there is scarcity of mechanics, then the wages would have increased.
Also the quantity of mechanics increases as there are now more number of mechanics in the town.
I believe the answer to this question is "chunking"
I hope this helps.
