Question

A free-trade agreement lowers restrictions on trucking across international borders. Which of the following would be a negative externality for the local environment?

Higher costs for domestic goods

Fewer imports of renewable resources

More water consumption

An increase in air pollution

need help checking my homework. i said a

Answer 1

@scapeplan

Answer 2

@misswinzeyyy

Answer 3

not c or d in my opinion. nor b .... idk they dont make sense for me. so i choose a too. :)

Answer 4

The housing market has collapsed. Banks are becoming very restrictive in their lending practices. Which of the following actions would the Fed most likely take to encourage banks to expand lending to home buyers?

Increase federal funds and prime rates

Lower reserve requirements

Sell government securities

Shut down open-market operations

i said b...

Answer 5

hmmm.... a seems reasonable. although b does sound good too c and d arnt it. but it the fed wants more ppl to get loans then obviously they have to lower the requirements. so b.

Answer 6

Study the map above. The TVA believes that the positive externalities outweigh the negative externalities of which renewable resource?

Coal

Uranium

Water

Lumber

Answer 7

i said d

Answer 8

you dont post a question here

Answer 9

can u tell me what color is each of them on the map

Answer 10

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Sites
Red = water dams
Purple = nuclear power plants
Orange = fossil fuel power plants

Answer 11

honestly id say a

Answer 12

why do think d @shelbsdaye

Answer 13

i don't know but something tells me its C

Answer 14

i mean trucks do cause air pollution right?

Answer 15

i think its d because its in tennessee and theres a lot of trees.

Answer 16

@RedoHawk yes they do

Answer 17

then it should be A

Answer 18

i meant C

Answer 19

so is the first question c or a @RedoHawk

Answer 20

bias

Answer 21

C is what i would choose...

Answer 22

okay thanks.

Answer 23

Yes definitely c

Answer 24

thanks for the medal :)

Answer 25

your welcome. i need help with another question tho.