According to Chapter 2: Economic Systems,
Needs are met and wants cannot be met.
Answer:
Vietnam - consists of primarily low=wage and low-skilled jobs
Singapore - has become a leading financial center
Malaysia - the world's leading producers of semiconductors
Explanation:
Southeast Asia is a very interesting region from every perspective, including the economy. Some nations are still oriented mostly toward agriculture, some depend on oil sales, some are financial centers. All in all, all of the nations in the region have seen significant development in the past couple of decades. Vietnam is still a country where the wages are low, and the majority of the labor force is low skilled, but the country still manages to have quick economic growth, mostly because of the foreign investments. Malaysia's economy is mostly consisted of two totally opposite economic sectors, one is the agriculture, and the other is the high-tech industry, both of which bring in a lot of income for the country. Singapore is a city-state. But despite its size, it has become an economic giant. The country is located in an excellent position, and its economy is mostly based around high-tech equipment, innovations, banking.
<span>(C)Marseille. The economy of MARSEILLE benefits from its location near northern European Union countries. </span>
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. Voters must be property owners." In the US before 1800, the characteristic that was NOT a typical requirement for voters is that voters must be property owners.
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The answer Joseph Unanue. In the
year 1976, He was named president of the company, whose main base of operations
was by then in New
Jersey. His brother Frank ran Goya de Puerto Rico, Inc., located in <span>Bayamon, Puerto Rico<span>. Under his management,
the corporation became the biggest Hispanic–owned food distributor in the
United States, with sales of over $800 million a year and with over 2,000
employees. Goya Foods grew to have more than a dozen services in the
continental United States, while allied companies operate in Puerto Rico, the
Dominican Republic, and Spain.</span></span>
