If global warming began to cause random world-wide damage to crops, insurance companies
A) would insure against specific crop failures.
B) would not insure against specific crop failures.
C) would be indifferent between insuring or not.
D) would find themselves facing prosecution for ignoring the problem for so long.
B
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A) Not if people agree to share them equitably B) Not if there is enough for everyone to have what they need C) Not if their prices are free to rise D) Not if they are privately owned E) Yes
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According to Edward Denison, during the 1929-1982 period, real output grew at an annual rate of
a. 1.4 percent. b. 0.6 percent. c. 2.9 percent. d. just below 1 percent. e. exactly one-half percent.
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