History help..?

please help me finish this,

thank you so much

single working mom just trying to finish high school

best answer ten points!!

18: True or False: Specialization is the result of businesses being limited by the range of functions it can perform efficiently.

True

False

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19: True or False: Cost is the difference between what consumers pay and what the products cost to produce and distribute.

True

False

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20: True or False: The biblical writers sensed that the economic order can easily slip into an unjust distribution of wealth, and they sought means to right the balance and to structure society so that there would be a more equitable sharing of wealth.

True

False

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21: A waitress brings food to your table, not because of your hunger, but because her salary and tips depend on it. This is an example of:

Opportunity cost

Incentive

Conspicuous consumption

Selfishness

22: ______ means that everyone%26#039;s desires cannot be satisfied completely, regardless of what economic system or economic policy we choose, and regardless of whether an individual or a society is poor or affluent.

Fixed supply

Scarcity

Lack of resources

Economic recession

23: When the price of oranges rises, it is very likely because the number of oranges demanded at the existing price ______ the number of oranges actually available.

is greater than

is less than

is equal to

Not enough information

24: The hope for profits and the threat of losses is what forces a business owner in a capitalist economy to produce at the lowest cost and sell what the customers are most willing to pay for. This is an example of:

Supply and demand

Economic growth

The downfall of capitalism

Profits as incentives

25: Whether we look at laws, prophetic teachings, psalms, or the gospel of Jesus, we find the constantly reiterated conviction that all oppression, including economic oppression, is ______ the Divine will.

contrary to

accepted as

caused by

Not enough information

26: In the Bible, work is seen as:

the essential act of providing for one%26#039;s family.

an intentional, purposeful activity that contributes to the common good.

any activity that contributes to the wealth of the community as a whole.

a poor use of time.

27: Which of the following is not a way that we can strive for economic justice?

To understand as deeply as possible our economic arrangements and their socio-political context.

To develop a vision of what the God of justice calls on our society to do and to be in this moment in time.

To seek out people less advantaged than ourselves and offer them our possessions and assets.

To try to sense how God would have us work with him to transform values, attitudes, and institutions.

28: Which of the following is not a type of economy?

capitalist

socialist

consumerist

feudal

29: Which of the following is not one of the three economic commands given by God?

Water must be communal.

The price of land must be fixed.

There must be restrictions put on interest.

Profit on food must be forbidden.

30: When large supplies of an item are made, the item%26#039;s cost will go ______. When very few supplies of the item are made, the price will go ______. When the demand of an item is ______, the price rises. When the demand of an item is ______, the price will go down.

down, up, high, low

up, down, high, low

down, up, low, high

up, down, low, high

31: True or False: Not only is the desire for riches condemned, but those who already are wealthy are described as barely able to enter the kingdom, if at all.

True

False

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32: True or False: Jesus said that we would always have poor people.

True

False

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33: True or False: During the Great Depression, the American unemployment rate reached as high as 53%.

True

False

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34: True or False: Poverty is the condition for more than twenty-five million Americans, or one in eight people, including one-sixth of the nation%26#039;s children.

True

False

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35: True or False: A controlled market is a market where price is determined by the unregulated interchange of supply and demand.

True

False

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36: True or False: A free market is where supply, demand, and price are set directly by government.

True

False

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37: True or False: Competition keeps prices low.

True

False

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38: True or False: Capitalism is an economic system based on public ownership of the means of production.

True

False

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39: True or False: E-Commerce stands for Entertainment-Commerce.

True

False

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40: True or False: The Gross Domestic Product represents the total goods produced inland by domestic and foreign companies.

True

False

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History help..?cash loan

Don%26#039;t you think you should actually work on your homework, rather then having someone who you don%26#039;t know and don%26#039;t know their capabilities do your homework?

Seems to me, that part of finishing school is about doing the actual work and showing a potential employer that you have a basic understanding of core subjects and that you have the initiative to do the required work.

Just my thoughts.