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chads108

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In the production of clothing, which step is considered more capital intensive than the others?
 
  a. spinning of thread
  b. weaving of fabric
  c. final assembly of clothing
  d. selling of clothing

Question 2

What is a throw-away society?
 
  a. a society that is not working toward sustainability
  b. a society that uses Styrofoam
  c. a society that uses products for convenience and disposability
  d. a society that does not have enough landfills



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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