What does "free stuff" do to the national debt, and how does that get paid back? Does "free stuff" stimulate the economy, explain? Is it a long term fix or is it temporary, explain?
When people are free to make their own choices as to what to buy or sell does that end up hurting or helping our
economy, explain?
When people are innovative and can grow large businesses does that help or hurt our economy, explain?
Do we need government to step in and determine who gets what and how much or does our economy run better when
citizens decide through a free market? Explain.
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healthcare, stimulus money

Which statement is true? a crt is a higher-level respiratory therapy certification. every crt is also an rrt a rrt is a certification that adds a specialization every rrt is also a crt

Question 2(multiple choice worth 10 points) kate’s mom wants to quiz her on science terms even though kate has already studied. this is an example of wasting talent getting distracted allowing others to set goals

The following table lists the birth rate, death rate, and net migration rate for egypt over the past 20 years. on a coordinate plane, plot the birth rate data and death rate data for egypt. clearly, show each data point and label each curve. be sure to label the graph and axes. save a copy of your graph. then answer the following questions: (14 points) a. what was the annual growth rate for egypt in 1990? what is the estimated annual growth rate in 2010? be sure to show your work for each answer. b. where does egypt most likely fall on the demographic transition model? explain your answer using data from the table. describe two changes within egyptian society that would likely be necessary for egypt to transition to the next stage in the model. c. assuming egypt’s current birth rate, death rate, and net migration rate trends continue, what will the country’s annual growth rate likely be in 2030? if this growth rate is accurate, what would its doubling time be in 2030?