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Which of the following is most likely to occur if a factory is laying off a lot of workers in a town?
If a factory is laying off a lot of workers in a town, it is likely to result in increased unemployment rates in the town, leading to economic hardship for the affected workers and their families. This can also lead to a decrease in consumer spending in the town, impacting local businesses.
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Which of the following traits is most likely to be a useful adaptation?
yes i do not know
Which of the following is NOT likely to appear on a map?
Horizon
Which of the following changes would most likely occur?
Economic opportunities for the people will improve.
Which of following types of models is most likely to be used to predict earthquakes?
Computer Model
Which of the following will be the final stage in the sun and life cycle?
Most likely it will become a white dwarf.
What is a factory laying off a lot of wokrers in a town is most likely to lead to?
A factory laying off a lot of workers in town is most likely to lead to social unrest, mass demonstrations, and increased insecurity as some of the laid off workers resolve to crime.
Which is most likely to result from a layoff of factory workers in a town?
A buyer's market.
A company that is closing factories with unused capacity and laying-off workers is likely following a strategy?
A buyer's market.
What was the death rate for factory workers in the 1800s?
about 69.34% likely mostly rounded to 70%
What percentage of arena workers work in the prepared meals industry?
It is not clear how you define "arena workers" or "prepared meal industry." The "prepared meal industry" could be workers in a factory or workers in a restaurant or the workers who prepare airline food. It is likely that the federal government does not track the specific employment fields of those who hold second jobs.
Why does Charles dickens refer to the workers in the factory as hands?
Charles Dickens likely refers to the workers in the factory as "hands" to dehumanize them and emphasize their alienation and exploitation. By reducing them to mere body parts used for labor, Dickens highlights the mechanical and impersonal nature of the industrial system that treats workers as disposable tools.
Where do sweatshop workers sleep?
Many sweatshop workers, as you may already know, live in Eastern countries and are most likely at the lower end of their economy. If they do not go home (to a slum) at night then they will most likely sleep right on the factory floor. However I do not know if bedding is or is not provided by the factory owners. A good video to watch is a YouTube video of a BBC Series called 'Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts'. I would thoroughly recommend it. Enjoy :)
Why did time seem to go on quickly at the glue factory?
Time seemed to go by quickly at the glue factory because the work was likely repetitive and monotonous, causing workers to lose track of time. Additionally, the factory environment may have been devoid of natural light and windows, making it harder to perceive the passage of time.
Who are the court workers you are likely to come in contact with?
judgeprosecutionlawyersdefenceclerkbailiff
Who would have most likely joined the Industrial Workers of the World?
Poor, isolated workers Longshoremen in the East
Are older or younger workers more likely to join unions?
no
Advertisements by the Virginia Company to promote Jamestown most likely pointed out?
oppertunities for workers and investors
