Asked by sally

In the early 1980s, when the Polish people had to stand in long lines in order to purchase most consumer goods, the communist government ordered that every third place in line be reserved for pregnant women or disabled persons. This was presumably done to reduce their discomfort. Do you think it resulted in less standing in line by pregnant women? Do you suppose any women became pregnant in order to be able to cut into the long lines? Explain.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Your teacher wants to know what YOU think. S/he doesn't want my opinions.
Answered by sally
no they dont theres a right and wrong answer its economics...
Answered by Ms. Sue
No. The question asks what you THINK and what you SUPPOSE.

I don't know any factual answers.
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