Answer:
B) There has been economic growth in our society.
Explanation:
The American economy has consistently been the largest economy in the world since 1871, while the rest of the economic podium has changed a lot. Currently the Chinese economy is number 2, but just a few years ago the Japanese economy was on second place. The United Kingdom is currently a large economy, but it was number 1 before the US, and then it continued to fall to the sixth place. Argentina was once of the largest economies and richest economies in the world, and now it is a developing nation. 
The only constant position (at least until China surpasses the US) during the last 150 years has been the US at number 1. 
That doesn't mean that the US economy grew every year and there were no recessions. The largest global recession originated in the US in 1929, the Great Depression. And just a few years back, in 2008 the Great Recession hit the US. The US has suffered from several minor recessions as well. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
A. $125
(Supplies + Electricity)
B. $10,300
(Salary lost + Rent amount lost)
C. $10,425
(Add them together)
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: it says that but you can try to let them give it to you for 7 if they say it's 9 just damage the box a little for a discount 
Explanation:
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
 E)
Explanation:
It was prepared for this because Starbucks tracked, as part of its ongoing environmental scanning activities, the percentage of households with single-cup brewers. The data that they managed to gather through this study allowed them to quickly determine that there was a large percentage of households with single-cup brewers and therefore the customer base was there. Having a large customer base would drastically increase their chances of obtaining massive profits by simply providing the necessary product to those households, which they plan to do with this partnership.
 
        
             
        
        
        
<span>The pizza is a neutral good. A neutral good is a good whose demand is not changed even though the income provided by the good is changed. A person's income can go either up or down, but their desire to buy more or less of Jamal's pizza will not change, so pizza sales will not go up or down. Demand and income are not tied to each other.</span>