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jerry g asked:


ok this for thepupose of a project need as many answers as i can get ……….if you dont mind please answer these questions too
1. do you know hat fair trade is?
2. do you buy fair trade ?
3. why or why not ….would you buy it if it were more accessible and the only variable was paying a little more for your commodities?
thanks aloot people this gonna help big time

Michael F asked:


Need to know best investment for $5,0000 American. I am open to day trading currency, cash deposits, stocks, bonds, and commodities. Beleive I can get 6.5% on a cash deposit of $5,000 for 6 months. Have enough capitol to tie up $10,000 for a period of 2 years. Looking for largest returns for shortest periods. I am interested in both potential and garaunteed returns. Also interesred in high yeild mutual funds and hedge funds.

hawkal2k5 asked:


Money has become a commodity just like anything else in limited supply it’s real world value or buying power fluctuates due to the supply and demand of money.

Now I don’t agree with central banks like the federal reserve or the bank of England because to me it is there just to control the market of money. To control the real value, supply and demand of money which they can do easily.

This to me is similar to communist markets where by everything was decided by the government, from what would be produced to how much it would be sold for.

Wouldn’t it make more sense to apply the same free market ideals we have with trading produce to the market of money?
I don’t see the relation between pay cheque and a central bank as far as i’m aware they play no middleman role within the exchange or conversion of real or implied money.
between private banks that is.

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actress2be! asked:


i dont know these questions and i have searched and searched please put the number first and then the answer to the question. The Person with the best and most answers will get best answer! Thx a bunch.

28. The internal combustion engine gave rise to what social and technological issues?
29. The Janissaries were specially trained soldiers who were basically slaves to what empire?
30. Why were the Chinese uninterested in trading with Europeans during the late 1700 and early 1800’s?
33. The 1904 war between Russia and Japan resulted in?
43. The Bessemer process allowed the cost-effective and reliable production of what commodity?
46. The Marshall Plan was designed to do what in Europe?
49. The ruler who introduced many reforms in Turkey, including changing the alphabet, the type of clothing typically worn and school system was
50. The entire German Sixth Army, considered the best of German troops, was lost at which battle?

☠☆Mя. Rodriguєz☆☠ asked:


Plz tell if the capitalized words are true or false, *if false plz give the correct word to replace the capitalized one*..thanks =)

1. a CARAVEL was an explorer who wished to subjugate natives in America.

2. IMPERIALISM is the process of creating colonies for the exclusive benefit of the mother country.

3. an EMIGRANT is a person who came to America by trading his labor for a certain amount of time for the cost of passage to america.

4. a LOYALIST was a colonist who fought for the british during the American Revolution.

5. CONSTITUTIONALISM is the concept whereby a country has several layers of government that are responsible for different government services.

6. BROAD CONSTRUCTION is the concept that the government can only use powers specifically granted to it by the constitution.

7. SEDITION is the statement of malicious or negative comments against government officials.

8. a PRECEDENT is the concept that the supreme court may rule on the constitutionality of a law.

9. DIPLOMACY is the making of a final demand before action is taken.

10. when a new president came to power, he appointed friends and supporters to government jobs called SUFFRAGE.

11. an early concept that allowed the industrial revolution to take place was an improvement in the manufacturing known as INTERCHANGEABLE PARTS.

12. the ABOLITION movement was a reformed movement aimed at anding the sale of alcohol.

13. POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY meant that the settlers themselves would decide on the issue of slavery in a territory.

14. one way that opposition to the civil war was suppressed was the denial of the right of EX POST FACTO.

15. MISDEMEANOR is the charging of the president with crimes worthy of removal from office.

16. JIM CROW LAWS were created to keep most african americans in a lower legal ststus.

17. a HOMESTEAD was an area set aside exclusively for north american tribes.

18. a UNION is a large corporation that is set up generally in an effort to control the market for a particular good, commodity or service.

19. a UTOPIA is a place set up to provide housing and a standard of living for the employees of a large factory.

20. GREENBACKING is the rise in the prices of goods and services.

thank a lot guys…

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arsani401 asked:


1. The demand for commodity x is given by D(p) = 45 – 7p and the supply is given by
S(p) = 9 + 2p. Suppose the price of good x in the international market is $3.
(a) Calculate the total imports of commodity x?
(b) Calculate the consumer surplus after trade?
(c) Calculate the producer surplus after trade?
(d) How does your answers change in parts (a), (b) and (c) if the government imposes
a tariff of $0.6 per quantity of x imported?
2. What is the effect of the depreciation of the domestic currency on (a) export prices (b)
import prices ?

William M asked:


I will be 18 soon and I am looking into trading CFDs (Contracts for Differences), in which you can trade on lots of things with them. I have been looking into various choices of what you can trade with them, and they include Currencies which the leverage can be up to 1:200, Commodities, i.e wheat, grain & precious metals etc which the leverage can be up to 1:20, and shares which have a leverage of 1:10. I would like to know which one I should go for as a best option as I want to become a millionaire out of whatever I choose, so please help me choose the best option to earn best answer.