Recent content by Fantom

Merry Xmas take it easy niggas.

Looking at the comments below his Xwitter post, a good amount of people are questioning the legitimacy of the tweets from both his POTUS and his Joe Biden account on Xwitter.

No he is not. At least it doesn't look like it.

2-1-3 2 has DSLs and tats turn me on big time.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/biden-live-updates-resign-quit-harris-democrats-trump-b2583305.html Dark Brandon sends himself to the shadow realm Biden goes on to endorse the NOT BLACK Kamala Harris:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjerjzxlpvdo The UN court once again issues a ruling that has no legal weight whatsoever. Modern day League of Nations. Seems the UN also thinks that what it says Israel should do would actually have any effect on Israeli policy concerning Palestine. What's...

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cg3jw2gexedo Biden appears to be in a lose-lose situation. If he stays in office, he appears stubborn to the general public and at this rate will probably lose the popular vote at the very least. If he leaves office, the Democratic party is screwed with poor...

I didn't give enough info to calculate opportunity cost as I didn't give an initial expense (I did say that the initial expense of both products are equal, though). I'm more concerned with whether other expenses beyond the initial expense affect the elasticity of demand for a certain good to any...

"Are there other expenses, such as maintenance/repair expenses that affect demand elasticity as well?"

This is another one of those things where I wouldn't be surprised if it was a conspiracy, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was just incompetence. Not sure why they would have 5ft 3 women guarding the POTUS, shouldn't he be guarded exclusively by 6'6 300 LB muscle men from Georgia that eat...

When the concept of the Elasticity of Demand is often discussed, the initial purchase price of a good is usually the only expense used to measure a good's change in demand relative to it's change in price. Are there other expenses, such as maintenance/repair expenses that affect demand...

None of the above. Simply high as fuck.

400 million USD an hour lost. Let's do this but with naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

Below are some economically important rivers. These rivers either serve as a source of water for agriculture, the transportation of goods, the production of hydroelectricity, for drinking water, or for other needs. Mississippi River: - Annually, 420 Million metric tons of freight are...

I know of a few important ones, but I'd like to see which I've missed. Please post below the ones that I've failed to add and I'll check them out. I'm not sure the exact name for all of these, but I'm sure you guys will get the picture 1: Panama Canal. 2: Suez Canal. 3: Dardanelles. 4...