Answer:
Services industries
Explanation:
According to the textbook, Justin's in peanut butter, Rover in dog care, and Zagster in bike sharing are examples of entrepreneurial firms who are exploiting opportunities in Services industries.
A service industry consists of providing services to people as their product. they sell services by utilizing human capital and earn profit through it. For example Rover provides dog care which is a service, Zaster provides his bike for sharing. Therefore it falls in the services industry.
More often than not it is very hard to make decisions about economic development and the environment and manage to balance them so that both of them are in the desired position. The problem is that almost always the economic development depends on destroying parts of the environment, so often the choice is to either to stagnate on an economical basis and protect the environment, or push for economic development and destroy parts of the environment. This is very often a conflict situation, and in the last decades with the bigger awareness about the nature it is becoming even harder a decision to be made.
There are significant safety challenges facing the waste/recycling industry. They include chemical exposure, combustible dust explosions, machine guarding hazards, and exposure to powerful equipment with moving parts.
Answer:
virtue
Explanation:
These personal qualities that enable individuals to live a good life and flourish are known as virtue. In other words, it is moral excellence, a trait or quality that has been deemed to be morally good and creates the foundation of principle and good moral being. Such as the virtue of bravery which is the choice and willingness to confront agony, pain, danger, uncertainty, or intimidation, which very few have, and yet it allows those who do to flourish.
Definitions:
Rote: mechanical or habitual reputation of something to be learned
Tangible: perceptible by touch
Epistemology: the theory of knowledge especially with its regard to method, validity and scope. the investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion
Inevitable: certain to happen, unavoidable
Stimuli: a thing that arouses activity or energy in someone or something; a spur or incentive
Profound: very great or intense
This is going to be a very short and minimal story.
Cecilia found comfort in peace and quiet. She enjoyed herself in the presence of others, and had a good time participating in profound conversations, yet the moments where she could get away seemed to make her a better person. Once she had discovered this, a pleasing stroll through the woods behind her house became inevitable at least once a week. She would let her mind wander, often pondering epistemology, and how much of a paradox thinking about thinking created. If she wasn't concerned with her thoughts, she would notice more tangible subjects of thought, like the ancient sequoias that surrounded her, or the wildlife among those mammoth trees. Cecilia often ended up near a particular fork in the trail, and her rote was to keep right. Today however, she ventured left in search of new stimuli to appease her ever-contemplating mind.
