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casperchen82

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Today's market exchange system can be characterized by the phrase, caveat emptor, which means:
 
  a. Let the buyer beware..
  b. All trade is equal..
  c. You break it, you buy it..
  d. Fair trade is empty trade..
  e. Heed all warnings..

Question 2

In Mexico, a cargo is:
 
  a. The amount of a handicraft that can be produced in a single day.
  b. The requirement that women carry water and cook food for the family.
  c. The quantity of a crop that can be carried from field to village.
  d. The obligation of a son-in-law to provide for his wife's parents.
  e. A religious office held for a year and requiring substantial financial outlay.



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Answer to Question 1

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