Anthropology is the science which studies the humans in society, also, the relations between this society and the environment. Modern anthropology is a discipline inside the anthropology. It tries to explain man through his social and cultural environment.
When anthropology as a discipline is applied to modern societies there is a factor that generates a problem, time. We don´t have enough historical resources to size the real impact of situations, for example, climatic problems.
In ancient civilizations studies, we employ a diachronic method so as we can measure the evolution and progress of cultural and natural events. In the case we study of modern civilizations, the consequences of different situations aren't quantifiable, so the conclusions we can get are partial.
Answer: demand decreased and supply increased
Explanation: A demand decrease leads to a decrease in equilibrium quantity and a decrease in equilibrium price while a supply increase leads to a rise in equilibrium quantity and a decrease in equilibrium price.
Alex even though he has his opinion about smoking and addiction will more likely conform if he feels insecure as the new member of the team. This insecurity would make him conform as not to stand out from his new team even though his opinion is valid.
Answer:
Nepal is a country of contrasts. Spectacular natural riches combine with a vibrant culture and sense of history. Home to ten of the world's 14 highest mountains, the country offers a magnificent setting for hiking and mountaineering, as well as some of the world's best white water rafting.
Answer:
- He can only catch old fish (past the reproductive age).
Explanation:
As per the given description, the strategy that the commercial fisherman can employ to ensure the sustenance of population of tuna fishes in long-term would be 'catching only the old fish past their reproductive age' as it would give time and space to tuna population present in the water to reproduce and multiply its population in the meantime. This technique is recognized as 'purse seining' where the fisherman would target the old fishes and reduce the bycatch of tuna fishes so that its over-exploitation could be held for a while and give them required time to regain their population.
