In Japan, the government has laws on how much fish a fisher can catch. By limiting the number of fish caught per day or per season, it is certain that future generations will have fish from the area; that is, fish will not be depleted in this area. Japan's fish policy is an example of:   a- Fair trade   b- Globalization   c- Trans-boundary pollution   d- Sustainability.

When President Carlos Menem of Argentina took office in 1989, he and his economy minister Domingo Covallo decided that competition from foreign producers would stimulate Argentine businesses to provide better products at competitive prices.  To the delight of Argentine shoppers, the import tariffs were lowered and goods began pouring in from all over the world: calculators and copy machines, scissors and automobiles, bicycles, toothpicks – and peaches.   When Menem’s new policies took effect, California peach growers responded eagerly to the opening of the new market.  Individual growers banded into the California Peach Growers Association to ship their fruit to Edcadassa, the Argentine firm that oversees all imported goods while they await customs clearance at Ezeiza international airport.   As supervisor of the Argentine project for the growers association, you were extremely pleased with success of the first few shipments; everything had gone smoothly.  Then word came back from…

4. In Canada, the Ontario government provides a tax incentive for firms that spend on scientific research. This tax credit will most likely: a. help increase TFP in Ontario b. reduce spending on research and development (R&D) c. increase convergence among Canada's provinces d. reduce the likelihood of diminishing marginal returns

1. Why do military costs make up such a large portion of state GDP? Group of answer choices Security concerns. States fear that they'll be invaded and taken over, so they spend inordinate amounts of money to ensure that won't happen States have obligations to the UN to have certain percentages of their GDP be in military expenditures States need to invest in military equipment for jobs at home, since most states have domestic arms manufacturers that provide equipment to all their forces No answer text provided.