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Social Studies 10-1: Unit 3 Latest Update Graded A+ Big economic boom example In the 1920s - The rebuild after WWI caused an economic 'boom' around the world. What happened to the economy during the Great Depression? 1929 - USA's stock market crashPre-crash = closest to "true" capitalism Economic interconnectedness = Global recession -> Global depression 1930's - banks failed- people lost savings- mass unemployment/poverty- nations turned inwards- high tariffs- world trade...

Hayek - The Use of Knowledge in Society - ANSWER -Complexity of pricing is so complex no person can determine it. -Argued that decision-making must be decentralized to take into account this dispersed knowledge -No one person is as knowledgeable as all of us together. -Markets provide a systemic process that allows us to pool our individual knowledge. -Business people make decisions using price signals. -Price signals allow for sophisticated coordination even when individuals have never me...

PSYC 515 Module 5: Week 5 Quiz: Non-parametric Tests Concepts Score for this quiz: 50 out of 50 Submitted Jul 18 at 7:13am This attempt took 21 minutes. Question 1 0 / 0 pts I have read and understand the Academic Honor policy as outlined in the Online Honor Code for Liberty University Online. I agree to abide by this policy and that the work submitted herein is my own. Yes No Question 2 2 / 2 pts Wilcoxon rank-sum test is to _____ as Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-ranks T test is to _____. ordin...

Thoreau notes that most of his townsmen have learned to read not only to keep accounts and not be cheated in trade but also as a noble intellectual exercise - Answer False Brad has no personal connection to which (singstreet, sandlot, yo gabba gabba) - Answer Sing street Plato felt that the fundamental key in the development of an economy was - Answer More things are produced and better and more easily when one man performs one task according to nature at the right moment and at leisure fr...

What is a Business? - Answer-an organization that provides goods and services to earn a profit What is a nonprofit? - Answer-any profits generally put back into the organization, instead of going to owners/shareholders Examples of non-profit goals: - Answer-- environmental preservation - Mental health - decreasing homelessness Roles of Business in Society (5) - Answer-- employment -production of goods/services we want/need - innovation of new goods/services - community leadership/suppor...

Car Dealer License Test with correct Answers The national Motor Vehicle Title information System requires which of the following? a. All warranty agreements be sent to DMV b. All vehicles have a Car Fax c. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles d. Both A & B - ANSWER ️️ c. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles when a dealer sells a vehicle that was consigned to them to sell, they must a. Provide the seller an accounting and payment with...

The Female Triad - ANSWER-relationships between energy availability (low vs. high; e.g., eating disorders), menstrual function (functional hypothalamic amenorrhea vs. eumenorrhea), and bone mineral density (optimal bone health vs. osteoporosis) energy availability - ANSWER-Dietary intake minus exercise energy expenditure 1st energy goal to manage - ANSWER-increase energy availability by increasing energy intake and/or reducing exercise energy expenditure (nutritional counseling/monitoring) ...

The national Motor Vehicle Title information System requires which of the following? a. All warranty agreements be sent to DMV b. All vehicles have a Car Fax c. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles d. Both A & B - c. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles when a dealer sells a vehicle that was consigned to them to sell, they must a. Provide the seller an accounting and payment within 20 days of the sale b. Test drive it before agreeing to se...

M & M candies wants its suppliers to conform to U. S. environmental and labor laws, not just the local laws in the supplier's country, where regulations may not be as stringent. Their policy reflects the beliefs that people have a right to be treated fairly in their jobs and a right as human beings to have a clean environment. This is an example of what school of jurisprudence? Legal Positivism; Natural Law; Legal Realism; Historical School: Tradition; All of the Above. - Answer- The ans...

SAS 1 INFORMATICS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS the study of the best practices in information accrual, handling, dissemination, and comprehension using appropriate technology - Answer-INFORMATICS Who was behind "a fundamental theorem of biomedical informatics"? - Answer-Charles P. Friedman, PhD How is informatics defined by Charles P. Friedman? - Answer-A person working in partnership with an information resource is "better" than that same person unassisted Charles P. Friedman said tha...