A. A consumer who wants to pay lower prices. B. A consumer who is concerned about training workers. C. A government that wants to contain the cost of public services. D. A factory worker who is concerned about keeping a job. - I answered C (but I'm not sure)
Expansionary policies
1940's
government policies
Laissez-faire economic policies helped fuel the industrial revolution. Later these policies were changed for social reasons. Most of today's prosperous nations have a free market economy with government supervision.
Most likely the Secretary of Treasury.
Because they did not want another costly war in human life
Expansionary policies
William Seward
andrew jackson
most likely no most likely no
Early in the president's first year.
Business owners.
It is early in a President's first term when they are most likely to be successful in getting their policies through Congress. U. S. Presidents are limited to serving two 4-year terms.
Politicians and interest groups who believe that NAFTA is detrimental to certain industries or the overall economy may be more likely to contest the trade agreement. Labor unions and environmental organizations are often critical of NAFTA for its potential impacts on jobs and the environment. Additionally, some politicians who advocate for protectionist policies or prioritize domestic industries may also contest NAFTA.
Not all homeowner policies cover against theft. The most basic homeowner policy will only cover against fire, wind and hail. If your Home Insurance Policy includes burglary then you should have no problem with coverage up to the specified limits. If the theft was by a household member then it is most likely not covered.
Workers hurt by EU economic policies.
business owners