3. What would be a good economic strategy for an area with tropical weather but few skilled
workers?
A. focus on growing high-yield crops
B. focus on urban planning and housing
C. focus on developing education and a technology sector
D. focus on building specialized factories
The United States experienced a recession that lasted for more than a year in the late 2000s.
How did this recession most likely affect U.S. trade partners Canada and Mexico?
A. Their economies were not affected by this problem.
B. They had some economic decline because of lower U.S. spending.
C. Their economies grew because consumers could buy U.S. products more cheaply.
D. They had major economic problems because they could no longer consume the goods that they
needed.
my answer
1.B
2. C
7 years ago
7 years ago
how, so mrs.Sue, i thought urban plants grew in the tropical weather, hmm
so would one be A. and two be D
that was my second answer
7 years ago
The question says nothing about urban PLANTS. It does mention urban PLANNING.
1 A is right.
2 D is wrong.
You're on your own now. Please do not post this question again.
7 years ago
Thank you ms.Sue i got 100%
7 years ago
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i got a 100 thx
b
b
a
d
7 years ago
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100 percent
7 years ago
yup those are the answers
B
B
A
D
1 year ago
Thank y'all sm I got 100%
11 months ago
To answer the first question about a good economic strategy for an area with tropical weather but few skilled workers, the best approach would be to focus on developing education and a technology sector (option C). This strategy would help build a skilled workforce by investing in education and training programs, enabling the area to attract businesses and industries that require skilled workers. Additionally, developing a technology sector would not only create job opportunities but also drive innovation and economic growth in the region.
Regarding the second question about how the recession in the United States affected trade partners Canada and Mexico, the most likely outcome would be that their economies experienced some economic decline due to lower U.S. spending (option B). The recession in the United States led to a decrease in consumer spending, which negatively impacted trade partners that heavily rely on exporting goods and services to the U.S. market, such as Canada and Mexico. With lower demand from the U.S., their export industries would have been affected, leading to an economic slowdown.