As a solution was seen the expansion of the market and global trade.
Explanation:
At the turn of the 20th century, the American industry that was rapidly growing, started to produce more than what the country can actually consume. This of course created problems, as if the industry stopped growing it would have stagnated, and the economic consequences would have been very bad on the long run for the country.
There were several suggested solutions, ranging from increasing the export of goods significantly to expansion of the country and creating colonies which will be used as a market. The U.S. tried both, but it didn't worked as planned. The world was preparing and later entered a war, while the areas where the U.S. managed to set its foot and control them were too poor to be of any particular use as a thriving market. The end result was the Great Depression
I’m not sure I understand this fully but hopefully this will help.
Let’s say the majority of the population smokes. This will not only hurt the smokers but the rest of the population as well do to second hand smoking. This then hurts the environment with butts of cigarettes being tossed everywhere, over production of tobacco and more money being spent on unhealthy habits.
Answer:
Food, Clothing,emotional suport , shealter , education , care.
Explanation:
<span>The three economic questions that is required of the town to ask as regards the dog park scenario (building a dog park) are as follows:
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1. What are the benefits and services that would be provided to the community by building the dog park?
2. Is building a dog park the best use of the undeveloped land?
3. What percentage of the town's population would benefit from building a dog park?
