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What type of economy is a market economy?
a economy where people decide what to make and who to sell it to.
The type of economy in which many people make a living by providing services for others?
service economy
How can the presence or absence of natural resources and arable land affect a nations economy regardless of the type of economic system?
If a country has few resources and little land for crops, it may not be able to produce enough food and products for the people.
What type of economy allows people the freedom to own operate and profit from their own business?
Free market economy.
What type of economy is it when people decide what to produce how much of it to produce and how much to charge for the product?
Free/market economy
What type of economy does New York City have?
People grew tobacco and fished, since there were lakes. There were also forests, where they could hunt. They could grow crops too.
What type of crops did the people of Georgia grow that you were actrually able to eat?
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What type of crops did American Indians grow?
they used to grow crops such as maize and other fruits
What type of crops did the Chinooks grow?
The Chinooks did not grow any types of crops. They did not farm any food.
What type of crops did Chinook grow?
The Chinooks did not grow any types of crops. They did not farm any food.
What type of crops did most sharecroppers and tenant farmers grow?
cash crops
What type of crops would the Indian tribe the calusas grow?
They grow crops like melons,fruit, and mostly squash.
What type of crops do Nebraska grow?
corn and soybeans
What type of crops grow in Spain?
ApplesPearsOlivesFigsPeachesCherriesVariety of NutsPotatoesTomatoesString BeansPeppersCabbageApricotes
Did anyone grow crops or graze animals in the Himalayas?
yes.but i dont know what type of animals and crops
What type of crups did most sharecroppers and tenant farmers grow?
cash crops
What type of crops grow in compost?
Fruits and vegetables are the crops which grow in compost. Crops benefit from soil amendments, fertilizers, and mulches. Dark-colored, fresh-smelling, nutrient-rich compost serves all three purposes.
