People are always drawn to nature, because the noise and chaos of the city get so bored during the winter that nature becomes a source of salvation and inspiration. Cottage for someone-it is an opportunity to work on the ground, to plant vegetables that can be salted, pickled for the whole year. In the soil there are various trace elements that help the body to recover, which is why pensioners use summer therapy and do not get sick virtually all summer and part of autumn. Why do people like to go to the country? And it's exercise, exercise, giving flexibility, kneading the joints. An hour of work on the beds can burn up to 400 calories depending on the activity. Just do not overstrain yourself - everything is done gradually, smoothly, without the fulfillment of the plan. But not everyone in the country want to work and plant something. People go to nature just to relax, get together, barbecue, swim in the river or lake. That is, the cottage is a kind of resort in his native land, a site where you can not be afraid that
macroeconomics.
b) consists
2. he ever Keynes?
a) Has, read
3. Output for export to climb.
a) continued
4. Certain clauses of contract must and signed.
a) be written
5. Some of the items necessary in any contract.
b) are
6. This method when the Buyers are unknown to the Sellers.
c) is used
7. This method of payment risk.
b) involves
8. Goods for export to be properly packed.
b) are
9. Adam Smith to the principal economic beliefs of his day.
c) objected
10. Although modern technology , the principles of the division of labour remain
unchanged.
c) has improved
11. Standard of living in many nations continues to decline.
a) developed
12. Simply , the equation of exchange tells that total spending is equal to the total
value of goods and services produced by the economy.
c) stated
13. In Marx’s view, the course of history almost solely by economic forces.
a) determines
14. During the 1960s it was believed that unemployment to 4% of labour force
without causing inflation.
a) could be reduced
15. Opportunity cost an important concept in microeconomics.
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a) is