In his books The Affluent Society and The New Industrial State, John Kenneth Galbraith argues that consumer wants determine what gets produced
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Dalrymple makes each of the following claims in Ibsen and His Discontents EXCEPT:
a. In all of his plays, Ibsen portrays human misery as resulting from not following one’s own selfish inclinations, regardless of the consequences. b. Ibsen seeks to expose certain basic social institutions (i.e., marriage and the nuclear family) as inherently dysfunctional. c. Most people find it more comforting to believe in the tragic notion that mankind is inherently flawed with no possibility at perfection than in the utopian idea of human perfectibility. d. The desire for an eventual state of affairs in which all human dissatisfactions are eradicated helps account for the enduring popularity of three of Ibsen’s most frequently performed plays: A Doll’s House, Ghosts, and Hedda Gabler
Galileo's observations of the phases of Venus a. convinced his critics that the telescope was a reliable instrument forastronomical observation
b. undermined his faith in God. c. proved that the Copernican heliocentric theory was correct. d. were compatible with Tycho's geocentric theory.
Explain how the five step IDEAS process enables a person to improve their problem solving at any point along the way
What will be an ideal response
"Suppose Fred is a college student. Now assuming that all college students get an education, it follows logically that he would get an education' bears on:
A) logical connectedness B) evidential support C) linguistic merit D) rhetorical power E) a combination of two or more of these