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What is monetary barriers?

another form of protection imposed by govt. there are three methods to it; it blocked currency. differential exchange rate and need govt approve requirement.


What is difference between blind sector and shadow sector?

Echoes from the blind sector have a chance to be received by the antenna, the ones from the blind are completley blocked, blinded because of a larger obstruction


What is the trade blockade?

there was a trade blockade during the Revolution and they blockaded Boston harbor meaning nothing could go in or out or......... a trade blockade is when a port or important place for trade is blocked so noting can come in to it (be imported) or nothing can come out of it(be exported) so you would have to grow all your food and have evrything you needed to survive.


What did the dust bowl do to the US agricultural economy?

In 1934, strong winds blew the soil into huge clouds of dust that blocked the sun for days, smothered crops, destroyed pasture lands and in some places could bury a barn in 3 to 6 feet of dust. By the late 1930s, the Dust Bowl covered more than 25,000 square miles. Ruined farms sent farming families to the cities for work. even in places where crops could grow, the Great Depression kept prices so low that it wasn't worth harvesting them. Other times, grasshopper plagues attacked the crops.


What at the three factors historically blocked close partnership between government and business?

Historically, three key factors have obstructed close partnerships between government and business: differing priorities, regulatory concerns, and public perception. Governments often prioritize public welfare and regulatory compliance, while businesses may focus on profit maximization and market expansion. This divergence can lead to tension and mistrust, especially when policies are perceived as overly restrictive. Additionally, negative public perceptions of corporate influence on government can further complicate collaboration, leading to skepticism about the motives behind such partnerships.