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Hayek's argument - ANSWER-He asserts that a centrally planned economy could never match the efficiency of the open market because what is known by a single agent is only a small fraction of the sum total of knowledge held by all members of society. A decentralized economy thus complements the dispersed nature of information spread throughout society. 3 main point of Hayek - ANSWER-Information is needed for rational economic order Information is decentralized dispersed knowledge Price m...

you are examining a dog's vision. When you shine a light into its left eye, the dog responds to the light by blinking and turning away. However, its left pupil does not constrict in response to the light. In contrast, its right pupil does constrict in response to light in the left eye. Which single lesion (below) can explain all of this examination findings? - correct answer The motor nerve to the muscle that contracts the left pupil is damaged The Optic Nerve, a cranial nerve, is part of th...

GA History Exemption Exam (Georgia Southern) Questions With Correct Answers 5 major regions of Georgia - answerCostal Plain Piedmont Blue Ridge Plateau Ridge + Valley Costal Plain - answerAlso called "Pine Barrens" Stretches from the Atlantic ocean 150 miles inland land is flat and sandy covers 60% of the state Piedmont - answerAlso called "foothills" upland or upcountry covers 30% of the state characterized by rolling hills, most fertile and most populous region Blue Ridge - ...

Georgia History Legislative Exam Questions With Revised Answers What are the 5 major regions of Georgia? - answerCoastal Plain, Piedmont, Blue Ridge, Plateau, Ridge and Valley Location of the coastal plains? - answerAtlantic ocean to the fall line What is the coastal plains commonly called? - answerPine Barrens What percent of the land does the coastal planes cover? - answer60% Description of the coastal plains land characteristics? - answerFlat and the soil is sandy Piedmont nickname? -...

Georgia History Exam Questions With Revised Answers Coastal Plain - answercommonly called the Pine Barrens, stretches from the Atlantic Ocean 150 miles inland to the fall line. Generally, the land is flat and the soil sandy. It covers 60% of the state. Piedmont - answerknown as the foothills, upland, or upcountry region, covers 30% of the state and is characterized by rolling hills. It is the most fertile and most populous region of the state. Blue Ridge - answercontains the tallest moun...

Vet Prep NAVLE Questions and Answers 100% Verified You perform an abdominal ultrasound to evaluate a Yorkshire Terrier with a suspected liver shunt. After finding the shunt vessel, you complete the ultrasound and find several calculi in the bladder. What is the most likely type of stone? Cysteine Struvite Urate Xanthine - answerThe correct answer is urate. Animals with portosystemic shunts are very predisposed to developing urate uroliths due to their inability to metabolize purines ap...

AP Environmental Science |APES Unit 1-9 Progress Check: MCQ’s Complete Answered 100% correctly_ Spring 2023 APES Unit 1 Progress Check: MCQ Six white-tailed deer and six sika deer were enclosed in a pasture for observation during an eight-year study in central Texas. White-tailed deer are a native species to central Texas, while sika deer are a nonnative species to central Texas. White-tailed deer feed on flowering plants and the tips of trees and shrubs but do not eat grass. Sika deer f...

Six white-tailed deer and six sika deer were enclosed in a pasture for observation during an eight-year study in central Texas. White-tailed deer are a native species to central Texas, while sika deer are a nonnative species to central Texas. White-tailed deer feed on flowering plants and the tips of trees and shrubs but do not eat grass. Sika deer feed on flowering plants, the tips of trees and shrubs, and grass. All other grazing animals were kept out of the pasture during the study. The numbe...

Why did agriculture come relatively late to Vermont? What impacts did the rise of agriculture generally? In Vermont? - ANSWER - It's cold! - Impacts: o Size of communities grow, people tended to stay in one place more than in previous areas o 1600: large settlements (~1000 people) along rivers o Europeans arrived before large societies or hierarchal emerged What is a cosmology? Compare the cosmologies of Abenakis and Europeans around 1600. - ANSWER COSMOLOGY: the belief about how the uni...