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In certain cases, the government might have to intervene by imposing fines or otherwise regulate the business. In the case of public goods, the government might actually have to be the producer of certain desirable, yet unprofitable goods and services.
Discussion of areas of market failure. This will be expressed in general terms - syllabus mentions the government as a producer of goods and services but does not deal with public and merit goods.
It depended on technology because they couldn't deliver goods across the sea to other colonies if they didn't have technology like the wheel and sail. Furthermore, other colonies kind of depended on the Phoenicians to deliver trade across the sea...
Some foreign goods and services that have influenced American culture include raw materials such as crude oil and textile such as silk. Silk has influenced American dressing just the way cotton has continued to spell out the modes in which Americans dress.
Allocative efficiency is the concept in economics where manufacturers and service providers only produce those goods and services which are in high demand and the most desirable to the consumer.
In Plato's "Republic," Glaucon mentions three kinds of goods: desirable for their own sake (intrinsic goods), desirable for their own sake and for their consequences (both intrinsic and instrumental goods), and desirable solely for their consequences (instrumental goods).
They depended on goods from Europe.
Many colonists did not seek independence, only what they considered to be fair treatment.
They depended on goods from Europe
They depended on trade
They depended on goods from europe
It relied on agriculture or It depended heavily on importing goods
They depended on goods from Europe.
Farmers depended on the river to send goods to the market.
The United States depended on imported goods from Great Britain.
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South depended on northern manufactured goods