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a.Supply and demand is a constantly changing system. The mentioned that Mexico supplies about 45% of the world's avocados, which is a huge number in global trade. When they had a harvest shortage, and since its such a popular food demand, Mexico can charge whatever they want to because its needed so bad. For example, I have 5 avocados that I normally would sell for $1 but 20 people want them. I can then charge them $6 (or whatever I want) because I know people will buy them and people want them. That's Mexico's avocado supply and demand
b. avocados are naturally healthy. Most of the healthy fat in avocado is oleic acid, a monounsaturated fatty acid. This heart-healthy fat helps lower cardiovascular inflammation. They also contain important vitamins like C,E, and K. They also can be used as a food substitute, instead of using butter some people I know use avocado. A combination of increased availability, strategic marketing, and social media has made the avocado more popular and more people will want it
Explanation:
I would say true, but I'm not sure. Answer at your own risk.
The problem identified in the passage above is lack of suitable, up to date print reference materials in the school library and acute shortage of computer systems for students' use. The lack of necessary library resources is very frustrating for the students and is affecting their grades negatively.
Answer: when jane is in a good mood and somewhat distracted.
Explanation:
Samantha's approach is related to the audience effect. The audience effect is a type of social facilitation in which a individual's performance is influenced by the presence of others (an audience). This was first noticed in the late 1800s with the work of Norman Triplett who found that bicyclists were slower when racing a clock than when racing against other cyclists.
