Amphetamine Abuse Declined in the 1960s and 1970s

question 87

Multiple Choice

Amphetamine abuse declined in the 1960s and 1970s.Which of the following statements is NOT one of the reasons?

• A)Drug companies decreased production of the drug.
• B)Users recognized that compulsive amphetamine use was dangerous.
• C)The focus on treating depression with amphetamine declined because better antidepressants were introduced.
• D)A new street drug,a smokable form of amphetamine called "ice," became popular.

Understand how changes in domestic prices influence international trade dynamics.

Learn about the relationship between world prices and domestic consumption/exportation.

Recognize the arguments for and against protectionism in international trade.

Differentiate between the concepts of import and export in the context of trade balance.

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