Answer:
Insurance companies should have the ability to legally learn the genetic profiles of people that wish to be insured.
Explanation: The reasoning...
Insurance wise the more of a liability you are the more insurance companies might not want to provide insurance to you, and if in their own studies they should be permitted to find about any history of genetic illness, this followed by higher risks of cancer, and diabetes might make you a high-risk client. Insurance is something that is sold so that the possibilities can be dealt with. If a person has a higher risk of one of those medical possibilities that might cost the insurance company more than you pay the monthly cost. This is unsavoury for companies that work like this hence it should be in their right to allow for genetic profile background checks, funded by themselves of course.
Isobars and isotherms are both lines on weather maps that represent patterns of pressure and temperature. They show how temperature and pressure are changing over space. They describe the large-scale weather patterns across a region in the map.
Their progress and wealth is highly dependent on the harvests, and the price of grain. They probably have to import some industrial products and if they had a bad year (weather, other catastrophies, poor technology) they can't get the necessary amount of industrial products in exchange for their surplus e. g. in grain. There are so many standards and requirements about the quality of food production that no country can survive solely on agriculture without high quality technology (machines, unharmful fertilizers, research-based breeding, etc.).
