(Two arguments that support IT) - 1: people will still continuing to vote or trade other countries, 2: people will get good wages with their trades. (Two arguments that do not support IT) - 1: upon their trades, they will get high taxes, 2: some people trades that was stolen from the society. In my opinion the world and the USA are usually similar, in fact USA will eventually hated the IT because the Russians and its friends and at Middle East still continuing and make an agreement to other neighbor countries and the worst part they are still continuing trading weapons, or parts of the nuclear weapon.
Answer:
c. the cost of driving the next 25 miles, but not the cost of driving the first 500.
Explanation:
500 miles already have been driven and all the cost incurred before is considered to be sunk cost for the decision to be made. Any additional cost to change the decision or make the decision will be the opportunity cost of that event. In this example only 25 miles cost will be an opportunity cost of visiting the attraction never been visited before.
Answer:
Equilibrium price would fall
Equilibrium quantity would remain unchanged
Explanation:
A perfectly inelastic demand means the quantity demand doesn't change regardless of changes in price.
If supply increases, equilibrium price falls while quantity remains unchanged.
Refer to the image attached for a graphical explanation.
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Answer:
Your answer to that is try to talk it out with someone and dont hold it in.
Explanation:Have fun and a great day
A contract statement of work is a type of Legal Statement that describes the work in sufficient detail to allow prospective suppliers to determine if they can provide the required goods and services and to determine an appropriate price.
Explanation:
This statement when agreed upon will legally bind the supplier of the required goods or services.
It gives the customer an assurance of the delivery by the accepted prospective buyer that he/she will supplied the desired goods or services mentioned in detail in the contract statement.