A survey of the cultural function of the Chinese writing system, from a classic textbook (I used it in college) by two of the deans of modern American east Asian studies. The piece is now dated in some ways and it would be worth discussing just what its limitations are, but it is also a good short synopsis
The bedrooms in Boliva are very different from the bedrooms in the United States. In the United States, a persons bedroom is connected to the main home. The bedrooms have a bed, TV, dresser, curtains, and other things a person needs and wants in their rooms. In Bolivia, the bedrooms are usually not connected to the main home. The households in rural Bolivia have several scattered buildings in their courtyard. Many of these buildings hold bedrooms and other rooms needed in a household such as bathroom. The rooms in Bolivia do not have just one main building for all of their needs like we do here in the US.
Meralco PowerGen Corporation (MGen) is incorporated to engage in the power generation business by pursuing the development and construction of cost-competitive and highly efficient power plants that will ensure adequate, reliable and affordable supply for electricity consumers.
The company aims to build a diversified power portfolio of up to 3,000 megawatts (MW) from now until 2020through a strong environmental stewardship and fuel selection driven by availability, reliability and cost-competitive price to the system.
This is part of an overall strategy to ensure that power generation is sustainable, efficient and maximized especially given growing on power supply security in the coming years.
MGEN is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), the largest electric distribution utility in the Philippines.
With over five million customers, the parent company accounts for nearly 75% of electricity sales in Luzon, which accounts for about 70% of the country’s gross domestic product.
In the Philippines as a whole, Meralco corners about 55% of total electricity sales in the Philippines and 50% of the total manufacturing output in the Philippines.
hope i helped!
RATE BRAINLIEST!!! :):):)
Answer:
The young country had severe financial problems. There were both domestic and foreign debts from the war, and the issue of how to raise revenue for government was hotly debated. Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton laid plans for governmental financing via tariffs, or surcharges on imported goods, and a tax on liquor.
