The population growth rate is 1 percent in Maria’s country and 3 percent in Daniel’s country? Which statement about their countries is most likely true?

a. People in Daniel’s country are generally wealthier than people in Maria’s country.
b. Families in Maria’s country have better access to medical care than families in Daniel’s country.
c. Women in Maria’s country have lower opportunity costs associated with raising children than women in Daniel’s country.
d. Women in Daniel’s country are generally better educated than women in Maria’s country.


b. Families in Maria’s country have better access to medical care than families in Daniel’s country.

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Suppose Sam's Shoe Co. makes only one kind of shoe, which sells for $50 a pair. If they sold 500,000 pairs of shoes, and had a total cost of $1,000,000, what was the company's profit?

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