Industrial Firms Lack the Flexibility of Their Consumer-Goods Counterparts in Moving

question 50

True/False

Industrial firms lack the flexibility of their consumer-goods counterparts in moving into and out of market segments.

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Continental Army

The revolutionary war army authorized by the Continental Congress in 1775 and led by General George Washington to fight against British rule in America.

State Militias

Military forces maintained by states within the U.S. for protection and emergency situations, distinct from the federal armed services.

Locke's Natural Rights

The philosophical concept, proposed by John Locke, that individuals inherently possess rights to life, liberty, and property, which governments must protect.

Pursuit of Happiness

A fundamental right mentioned in the Declaration of Independence, representing the freedom to seek personal joy and well-being in a way that is self-determined.