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What would be a noneconomic cost of a governments decision to build a new high way?
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What would macroeconomics stud?
Governments worldwide - they would foal inequalities and abuses of power.
Which of these would most likeley to occur if the governments priority was to increase government expenditures?
increase taxes
To make no decision is to make a decision what does that mean?
You have to make a decision to not make a decision. It means what it means.The phrase indicates that failing to change the status quo is also a decision, when either choice would change that condition or the circumstances under which it would be considered. For example : if the choice is to buy white socks or blue socks, failing to decide means you have no new socks of any color. In many cases, it could mean that the decision (or change) will be made by another person or event.
Why is it important to evaluate the consequences of each option before you make a decision?
You would want to make the decision that will lead to the best consequences, obviously.
Do you think Governments provide enough services?
No, governments are not really provide enough services.
Can you get a free marriage license?
There are some local Governments that would give free marriage licenses. However, the decision depends totally on the laws in your local government area.
Why did the Whigs support the use of government money to build transportation systems?
State governments could not do the job well on their own.
Can you surrender an investment property to your lender to pay for another property in foreclosure?
That decision would be up to the lender.That decision would be up to the lender.That decision would be up to the lender.That decision would be up to the lender.
What is a certain decision?
A certain decision would be a decision that you have absolutely no doubts to. But if it's used in a context where it is relatable to a known decision then a certain decision would imply it's referral to that decision.
Why would it be a bad decision to build a building out of marble in a town with a lot of pollution that could contribute to acid rain?
from what i know is that marble is a type of limestone and acid dissolves limestone.
What the meaning of transparecy?
Transparency refers to the quality or state of being easily seen through, understood, or detected. In the context of organizations or governments, transparency involves openness, communication, and accountability in decision-making processes and operations. It helps to build trust, improve integrity, and allow for scrutiny by stakeholders.
Why should there be governments in countries?
we should have governments because people would be doing bad stuf and think about what it would be like without a government it would be a terrible mess
Why do you need governments?
You need governments for direction and it keeps us safe for reasons. If we didn't have governments there would be no law and an example that if there prices go up or down.
How would you build a model of the Pantheon?
well you would just build it
How would you describe the governments of Europe in 1920?
depressed
What are formal insitutions that rule people?
That would be 'governments'
What problems identified in the Declaration would have to be corrected for governments created after American independence to be legitimate?
they had to mant things included the governments.
