Inflation requires prices to rise across a "basket" of goods and services, such as the one that comprises the most common measure of price changes, the consumer price index (CPI). When the prices of goods that are non-discretionary and impossible to substitute – food and fuel – rise, they can affect inflation all by themselves. For this reason, economists often strip out food and fuel to look at "core" inflation, a less volatile measure of price changes.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
She meets all requirements of both houses. She is 34. You have to be 25 or 30 depending on the house. She has been a citizen of the U.S or for 34 years. You have to have been a citizen for 7 or 9 years depending on the house. She is also a legal resident of the state she wants to represent.
Going back to the early 1900's, a majority of average American workers were not highly educated (college degrees were not mandatory), and most worked in factories, or "blue-collar jobs". This continued through the decades until automated machinery took the place of human workers. The more we installed this machinery to do these jobs, the more workers were laid off.
Today, college education is essential for any job. Since nearly all of our production is by machinery, the only people companies look to hire are educated individuals who will work the "white-collar jobs" (office jobs, etc.)