Question

In the Indian economy, computer hardware parts are

capital resources.
natural resources.
entrepreneurial resources.
human resources.

Answer 1

No mee?

Answer 2

There we go xD

Answer 3

xD

Answer 4

@david111 @tnt4ever @aprilangel09 @Destinymasha

Answer 5

C.

Answer 6

capital recource

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

whiich one

Answer 9

Which of the following statements most accurately describes the economy that exists in Hong Kong?

It is a command economy controlled by the Chinese government.
It is a traditional economy in which bartering is the main way people conduct trade.
It is mostly a free market economy with few government regulations.
It is a mixed market economy with government involvement in many industries.

Answer 10

heeeeeeeeeelp

Answer 11

I dont know about over there in Hong Kong

Answer 12

:(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((( @Destinymasha heeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp

Answer 13

not sure this one tossed me around like a rag doll

Answer 14

xDDDDD

Answer 15

same

Answer 16

omg....LOL

Answer 17

Just like....a slap in the face, I dunno .-.

Answer 18

im literally ROFL-ing right now xD

Answer 19

I feel like a stalker but.... OMGG UR 13 AND HAVE A TWIN!!!!!!!!!!!! SO FREAKING COOL

Answer 20

Maybe C?

Answer 21

@_@

Answer 22

Okay um...

Answer 23

0-0

Answer 24

LOL @aprilangel09

Answer 25

Sorry lol XD

Answer 26

haha april is sucha creep

Answer 27

@aprilangel09 Dont worry, you're not stalking :) I like it when i find new friends that are my age.

Answer 28

No worries :)

Answer 29

pops out of no where and write a biography about cakt07

Answer 30

@david111 LOL SHUSH xD!

Answer 31

OK last one i can do i say C but i dont really know.

Answer 32

:D omgggg Im so doing that just for @cakt07

Answer 33

:D

Answer 34

I think C :)

Answer 35

Its C

Answer 36

u already did and i published it

Answer 37

Lol

Answer 38

Bye guys

Answer 39

Lol ya'll need to sign up for wattpad, and search me cakt07 then follow me, to see me more often xD!

Answer 40

gtg later fellas

Answer 41

I already have one :D I followed you too

Answer 42

Kk bye dave! Bye Tn!

Answer 43

Okay omg....

Answer 44

What type of economy existed under China's communist government during much of the late 20th century?

traditional economy
command economy
free market economy
black market economy

Answer 45

Command! xD -->government had all control :)

Answer 46

ow my god Im so a stalker.............................

Answer 47

In 2003, The United States Under-Secretary of Commerce, Kenneth Juster, said he was pleased that a drop in Indian tariffs had led to an increase in the U.S. exports to this country. Underlining the need for expanding the potential of commercial ties between India and the U.S., he pointed to the huge trade relationship between Washington and Beijing, China.
adapted from http://www.hindu.com/2003/11/21/stories/2003112110531200.htm

Read the passage above. Indian tariffs are

natural resources.
trade barriers.
entrepreneurs.
human capital.

Answer 48

So, did you read the article? xD

Answer 49

lol its just part of the question

Answer 50

um............... *Sweat dropps* Nope, didnt read it at all, im so DUMB :P!

Answer 51

I know :P But idk if I can read that lml

Answer 52

xD DUMB NOT!

Answer 53

In 2003, The United States Under-Secretary of Commerce, Kenneth Juster, said he was pleased that a drop in Indian tariffs had led to an increase in the U.S. exports to this country. Underlining the need for expanding the potential of commercial ties between India and the U.S., he pointed to the huge trade relationship between Washington and Beijing, China.


Read the passage above. Indian tariffs are

natural resources.
trade barriers.
entrepreneurs.
human capital.

Answer 54

wut you're not dumb lol

Answer 55

Umm..trade barriers! -->tariffs are taxes on imports, and its indian, so yeaa lol

Answer 56

Lol same question, just without the link. Wasnt so hard huh?

Answer 57

Japan's agricultural imports (almost $40 billion in recent years) make it the world's third-largest importer, after the United States and the European Union (EU). Based on total calories consumed, Japan imports about 60 percent of its food each year. Japan is the third-largest market for U.S. agriculture, accounting for about $8 billion in U.S. exports annually. The United States is the leading agricultural supplier to Japan.


Read the passage above. Which of the following statements about Japan is true?

Japan exports a large amount of agricultural products.
Japan relies on trade for most of its food.
Japan produces most of the food it consumes.
Japan is not very dependent on international trade.

Answer 58

Japan's agricultural imports (almost $40 billion in recent years) make it the world's third-largest importer, after the United States and the European Union (EU). Based on total calories consumed, Japan imports about 60 percent of its food each year. Japan is the third-largest market for U.S. agriculture, accounting for about $8 billion in U.S. exports annually. The United States is the leading agricultural supplier to Japan.


Read the passage above. Which of the following statements about Japan is true?

Japan exports a large amount of agricultural products.
Japan relies on trade for most of its food.
Japan produces most of the food it consumes.
Japan is not very dependent on international trade.

Answer 59

Dunno? lol --anything on your side?

Answer 60

um... No... O-O

Answer 61

um B I think

Answer 62

A man named Harold Watson started a farming technique in the Philippines that solves many of the problems faced by farmers. These problems include erosion, difficult landscapes, and infertile soil. His method is called Sloping Agricultural Land Technology (SALT). The technique is to create rows of small crop fields between permanent trees and shrubs. The trees and shrubs send roots into the ground that keep the soil from eroding. The trees also drop leaves that fertilize the soil. In addition, the trees can be harvested for firewood or charcoal.


How do improved farming techniques help people in the Philippines?

They create more food, jobs, and income.
They create more soil, trees, and shrubs.
They create more cultural pride and knowledge.
They create more soil for farmers to use.

Answer 63

"SALT" xD xD xD ROFL ROFL!

Answer 64

omg im still laughing they named it "SALT" LOL!

Answer 65

xD Time to answer the question? rofl

Answer 66

lol xD Im sorry that was just too funny

Answer 67

Its B PEOPLE OMG and @cakt07 ur starting to scare me

Answer 68

LOL

Answer 69

Its not B

Answer 70

i thought C

Answer 71

B is bananas I'm positive everyone likes bananas why not pick B

Answer 72

lol but when i chose it said Incorrect

Answer 73

Ow c for.... cats!!! or cupcakes

Answer 74

AW DANG! NOT C!

Answer 75

@thomaster COME AND HELP US FOR THE LOVE OF COOKIES!

Answer 76

A for anti-bieber

Answer 77

xD

Answer 78

I ussaully say A for Apples but okay

Answer 79

:D

Answer 80

YUP!

Answer 81

YAY

Answer 82

Inside his mud-and-clay home in India, Ganpat Jadhav's three children used to study in the dim, smoky glow of a kerosene lamp. Until just three months ago, their village did not have electricity. The new lights were installed by a non-government organization focused on bringing light to rural India. Some 100,000 Indian villages do not yet have electricity. After a $55 installation cost, solar energy lights the lamp free of charge. "Children can now study at night, elders can manage their chores better," says Mr. Jadhav. "Life doesn't halt anymore when darkness falls."


How does light improve the lives of Ganpat Jadhav's family?

It helps the family communicate with other villages with the Internet.
His children can watch television and play video games at night.
His children can study at night, and he can get more work done.
It helps the family cook and heat their house after the sun sets.

Answer 83

i think C

Answer 84

C for city lights

Answer 85

Lol yup!

Answer 86

Nokia plans to locate its second global telecommunications equipment manufacturing site in China. By choosing China, Nokia will become the latest in a stream of major mobile telecoms gear makers - including Germany's Siemens and Canada's Nortel Networks - to build a 3G (third generation of technology) manufacturing facility in the country. Nokia already has a 3G research and development center in Suzhou, the center employs more than 100 engineers, and is "expanding" its headcount.

In building the factory, Nokia is investing in

capital goods.
natural resources.
human capital.
human resources.

Answer 87

@Destinymasha AHHHHHHH!! IDK IDK IDK!

Answer 88

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I for Idk

Answer 89

LOL!

Answer 90

Errm......do you remember the definitions of those terms?
CR -goods used to make other goods or services
HC --skills

Answer 91

@thomaster TO DA RESCUE!

Answer 92

............

Answer 93

Okay, guys... So um... Thomaster isnt a history tutor, so hopefully he will let me know who can help

Answer 94

MY HEAD HURTS! I WANNA GO TO BED!

Answer 95

BUT I CANT BECAUSE I HAVE TO FINISH THESE ASSIGNMENTS :(!

Answer 96

It's capital goods.....I think :P