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discussion one week oneRolando Deoliveira posted Sep 1, 2022 5:33 PMSubscribeThis page automatically marks posts as read as you scroll.Adjust automatic marking as read setting

Hello everyone,

My name is Rolando deOliveira, I'm 37 and finally completing my degree in Business administration. My family and I live in Pawcatuck Ct, a small town in Stonington Ct. We border Rhode Island on the southeastern corner of the state. I'm a firefighter during the day and a machinist at night for the world leader in extrusion, Davis Standard. My future once I have completed my schooling would be to open my own business. I am at this time running a small side business from home with my wife, we produce custom apparel, tumblers, mugs, Christmas ornaments, and everything in between. I would like to someday open my full-time store that will supplement my wife's dream of owning a food truck!

Positive economics is the case where they're an underlying affirmative answer. Statistics such as DUIs on I-95 in Connecticut have gone up 10%, by adding more DUI traffic stops there are fewer due injuries, or the numbers you see that come across the news when Covid started are affirmed numbers.

Normative economics is an assumption of cause. Meaning the government right now thinks that electric everything is the way to go. California wants only fully electric vehicles to be sold by 2035. The assumption that our power plants can withstand that demand is your normative analysis, The "I think it's gonna work mentality" or the "it should work".

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