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Is graphite mostly found in US?
it is found in every country of the world!
What do carbohydrates interact with and what happens to them?
Carbohydrates primarily interact with enzymes in the body to be broken down into glucose for energy production. The glucose is then either used immediately for energy or stored in the form of glycogen in the muscles and liver for later use. Any excess glucose that is not needed for energy is converted into fat for long-term storage.
How does the earth exchange energy with the universe?
Radiation. Mostly sunshine in, infrared radiation outward.
Is solar energy radiated?
Yes, among other ways, solar energy is radiated. That is what heats up the Earth and the other planets, mostly.
What is a country north of the equator south of Europe West of Libya and is mostly covered by the Sahara Desert?
The country that fits this description is Mauritania. It is located in North Africa, south of Europe, west of Libya, and is mostly covered by the Sahara Desert.
What country has an economy based mostly on the production and sale of energy?
Iran
How is energy generated for the country Nepal?
mostly Hydro
How does coal's energy get distributed?
Coal is mostly used for electricity production nowadays
In a command economy economic decisions are mostly influenced by?
Its the government because its the one that control all means of production.
Where is the production of hydroelection energy practical?
it is found mostly in oceans, lakes,rivers,streams.
What are the reasons for global unemployment?
It mostly depends on the country's economy, education, population, etc. But number one would probably be poverty and the economy.
How energy is used today?
A small amount of electricity production, and some heating - mostly water.
How is solor energy used today?
A small amount of electricity production, and some heating - mostly water.
Are there different levels of economy?
Normally an economy of a country is defined as either developed or developing. This classification is based on GDP per capita(mostly) and some other measures(such as HDI)
How does Stalin's 5 year plan resemble a command economy?
Stalin's Five Year Plan did not "resemble" a command economy; it WAS a command economy. A command economy is when the central government determines how much production will occur (instead of allowing businesses to produce at their own levels). The Five Year Plan was an explicit set of quotas by Stalin as to how much production (mostly agricultural) would occur in the next five years, setting a level of production which was unreasonable.
Who makes the production decisions in France?
the president and Prime Minister make the laws!
Why is there a food shortage in Ivory Coast?
The biggest problem is the constant civil wars, but the country has an economy that currently mostly consists of cash crops.
