Question 6 of 10
Which term describes a situation in which one country can produce more of a
product than other countries?
Absolute Advantage
Explanation:
just got it right on my test?
Answer: Absolute advantage
Explanation: A P E X
Are college courses that I take after school in highschool considered electives a-g??
Answer:
not understand the question
methods of identifying an inmate who is to receive medication.
Answer:
Effective classification is now regarded as critical to the
operation of a safe, secure facility. As a management tool,
classification is considered essential for assessing and
meeting the needs, risks, and constitutional rights of each
offender through appropriate housing, work, programs,
and activities, while at the same time maintaining the
security and safety of the facility and community.
Explanation:
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right? like nevada please hurry up ;;
If a train of freight cars, each 10 meters long, rolls by you at the rate of three cars each second.
What is the frequency of the train cars and the velocity?
Answer:
30 m/s. speed = distance / time.
Explanation:
wavelength of a longitudinal wave is the distance between successive compressions or equivalently the distance between successive rarefactions. 30 m/s. speed = distance / time.
what is the most powerful way to create change in a democratic society?
Answer:
Explanation:
better call saul!
Answer: Voting
Explanation:
In a democratic society, the most influential things you can do are to vote and to peaceful protest. But if that doesn't work, you can just take after our stupid country (US) and riot, burning down cities, looting, and when that doesn't work, undermine the democracy and maybe start WW3 in the meantime.
LMNOP Corp. has been convicted under the Sherman Act for two distinct and separate violations. LMNOP may be fined as much as _____ for these two violations.
Answer:
200 million dollars.
Explanation:
The Sherman Law is an anti-trust law implemented in the year 1980 to outlaw market monopolization and anticompetitive agreements among businesses and corporations. The Sherman Antitrust Act states that corporates that violate the law would be subjected to a fine of about 100 million dollars per violations.
Therefore, if LMNOP Corp. has been convicted of two distinct and separate violations under the the Sherman Act, LMNOP may be fined as much as 200 million dollars for these two violations.