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Graph 3. On the back side of your piece of paper, graph the following using the Phillip’s Curve model:The government decreases spending.When finished, hold your graph up to the camera for three seconds, then click on “True”.

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Hourdequin suggested that changing behavior through coercion is usually not successful in making social reform.

Mann’s example of a Prophet was which of the following:

Sinnott-Armstrong, in his article about climate change and individual responsibility, argued for (or assumed) all of the following,  EXCEPT:

The primary problem with using so many antibiotics on animals is that it creates shortages of antibiotics for human use, especially in the developing world.

Oreskes claimed that no scientific theories are certain. 

Radical inequality, according to Shue, is when there isn’t enough of a resource and it is used almost exclusively by the wealthy.

Rolston claims that we routinely enact policies that lead to people’s death, so we sometimes actually are permissive of actions that cause preventable deaths.

The IPCC produced the first scientific results that showed a connection between CO2 and changes in climate.