Where could I get a list of particular goods and services in the Consumer Price Index?
Q. Where could I get a list of particular goods and services in the Consumer Price Index?
Asked by antony272b2 - Sun Mar 9 07:15:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.statistics.gov.uk/cpi
Answered by solecism - Sun Mar 9 07:21:24 2008
Q. Where could I get a list of particular goods and services in the Consumer Price Index?
Asked by antony272b2 - Sun Mar 9 07:15:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.statistics.gov.uk/cpi
Answered by solecism - Sun Mar 9 07:21:24 2008
What type of business has its main goal to inform consumers of goods and services available? ?
Q. It's on my packet for world history but I don't get it :/
Asked by Emilyyy - Wed Oct 8 17:06:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. It's on my packet for world history but I don't get it :/
Asked by Emilyyy - Wed Oct 8 17:06:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Describe 2 ways consumers pay for goods and services ordered through the Internet?
Q. Social Studies. Help me please
Asked by Dopeboy - Tue Oct 23 19:37:57 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think mostly people pay with pay pal over the internet...it is one of the most protected ways as far as I know. Other than that...just some kind of credit card.
Answered by itsjustme - Tue Oct 23 19:42:38 2007
Q. Social Studies. Help me please
Asked by Dopeboy - Tue Oct 23 19:37:57 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think mostly people pay with pay pal over the internet...it is one of the most protected ways as far as I know. Other than that...just some kind of credit card.
Answered by itsjustme - Tue Oct 23 19:42:38 2007
Do you support multinational corporations?
Q. To provide us with cheap necessaties eg consumer goods, services, health, education etc. create jobs, career opportunities and investment and consumer choice whether foreign owned or not.
Asked by Glee - Wed Mar 11 05:07:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Multinational corporations and Globalisation are a force for evil to exploit poor people and countries, War Violence and crime are caused by inequality, poverty, desperation. These are all products of a system where a small number of people become wealthy and powerful at the expense of everyone else. Capitalism does not turn a blind eye to poverty, scarcity, and desperation. Capitalism ensures desperation exists.
Answered by khallaghi - Wed Mar 11 05:55:02 2009
Q. To provide us with cheap necessaties eg consumer goods, services, health, education etc. create jobs, career opportunities and investment and consumer choice whether foreign owned or not.
Asked by Glee - Wed Mar 11 05:07:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Multinational corporations and Globalisation are a force for evil to exploit poor people and countries, War Violence and crime are caused by inequality, poverty, desperation. These are all products of a system where a small number of people become wealthy and powerful at the expense of everyone else. Capitalism does not turn a blind eye to poverty, scarcity, and desperation. Capitalism ensures desperation exists.
Answered by khallaghi - Wed Mar 11 05:55:02 2009
Consumer rights for nondelivery of services or goods?
Q. I recently got married and put down a 50% deposit with a flower preservation company to preserve my bridal bouquet. I mailed my bouquet overnight to the company as agreed, and they acknowledged receipt. They also promised a delivery date in September, then told me in October that it would be ready by the end of the month. It's now November, and the company is ignoring my attempts to contact them for an update on my order status. I reported the company to the Better Business Bureau, and I'm wondering if anyone knows what else I can do to either 1) receive my preserved bouquet as promised or 2) get a full refund and be compensated for the bouquet (which cost over $200 itself)? I appreciate any advice you might have, as I am not sure… [cont.]
Asked by msmissus - Mon Nov 27 21:15:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Better Business Bureau is a joke. The only reason they exist is because businesses give them money to exist, while they pretend to "advocate consumers rights". I've NEVER met anybody who had a positive resolution from the BBB. You might try www.badbusinessbureau.com which allows you to report companies publicly, which might bring them to their senses. Finally, I'd take them to court, for what you think it is worth and what the boquet's actual worth is. 15 bucks gets you a small claims court summons. If they don't show, you'll probably get whatever damages you ask for.
Answered by asshat.mcpoop - Mon Nov 27 21:31:57 2006
Q. I recently got married and put down a 50% deposit with a flower preservation company to preserve my bridal bouquet. I mailed my bouquet overnight to the company as agreed, and they acknowledged receipt. They also promised a delivery date in September, then told me in October that it would be ready by the end of the month. It's now November, and the company is ignoring my attempts to contact them for an update on my order status. I reported the company to the Better Business Bureau, and I'm wondering if anyone knows what else I can do to either 1) receive my preserved bouquet as promised or 2) get a full refund and be compensated for the bouquet (which cost over $200 itself)? I appreciate any advice you might have, as I am not sure… [cont.]
Asked by msmissus - Mon Nov 27 21:15:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Better Business Bureau is a joke. The only reason they exist is because businesses give them money to exist, while they pretend to "advocate consumers rights". I've NEVER met anybody who had a positive resolution from the BBB. You might try www.badbusinessbureau.com which allows you to report companies publicly, which might bring them to their senses. Finally, I'd take them to court, for what you think it is worth and what the boquet's actual worth is. 15 bucks gets you a small claims court summons. If they don't show, you'll probably get whatever damages you ask for.
Answered by asshat.mcpoop - Mon Nov 27 21:31:57 2006
Does GoDaddy.com have good consumer service?
Q. I am planning on putting my company online. Go Daddy is very inexpensive but I am curious if they are a reputable company. I am not great with computers, and will likely need to use their consumer service.
Asked by hubasket - Thu Dec 7 20:38:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi! I do have my business web page hosted by them, however I don't do any e-business, I just have for information about my stores like location, etc. I handle all aspects of it (design, upload, etc) and haven't had any problems regarding their service (maybe some slow upload transfer rate at times), and when I had a problem with passwords, they solved it right away, so on my experience, I do recommend them, and as you know they have good prices.
Answered by adrianrod - Fri Dec 15 02:48:38 2006
Q. I am planning on putting my company online. Go Daddy is very inexpensive but I am curious if they are a reputable company. I am not great with computers, and will likely need to use their consumer service.
Asked by hubasket - Thu Dec 7 20:38:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi! I do have my business web page hosted by them, however I don't do any e-business, I just have for information about my stores like location, etc. I handle all aspects of it (design, upload, etc) and haven't had any problems regarding their service (maybe some slow upload transfer rate at times), and when I had a problem with passwords, they solved it right away, so on my experience, I do recommend them, and as you know they have good prices.
Answered by adrianrod - Fri Dec 15 02:48:38 2006
One of the most important economic transformations in the years after World War I was?
Q. One of the most important economic transformations in the years after World War I was a) the shift in industry from reliance on railroads to reliance on the automobile. b) the shift in production from heavy industry to consumer goods and services. c) the change in the country's industrial heartland from the Northeast and Midwest to the West Coast. d) a change in the relationship between govenment and business from a more cooperative to adversarial.
Asked by jack ( - Sun May 16 15:44:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Multiple choice questions allow one to asses the likelihood of each answer being correct, and hopefully one can eliminate some answers, quickly make a good guess at the right answer and continue with the test, making a high mark. None of these answers stands out as the an obvious best answer, unless the question is related to other material that stresses one theme above others. Usually the shift to reliance on the automobile is associated with the building of the interstate highway system that was after World War II, so I dismiss option "a". The industrial heartland did not shift, so I dismiss "c". The relationship between government and business did change, with a much more expanded role for government in the US and internationally. The… [cont.]
Answered by Tejano SMA - Sun May 16 16:12:08 2010
Q. One of the most important economic transformations in the years after World War I was a) the shift in industry from reliance on railroads to reliance on the automobile. b) the shift in production from heavy industry to consumer goods and services. c) the change in the country's industrial heartland from the Northeast and Midwest to the West Coast. d) a change in the relationship between govenment and business from a more cooperative to adversarial.
Asked by jack ( - Sun May 16 15:44:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Multiple choice questions allow one to asses the likelihood of each answer being correct, and hopefully one can eliminate some answers, quickly make a good guess at the right answer and continue with the test, making a high mark. None of these answers stands out as the an obvious best answer, unless the question is related to other material that stresses one theme above others. Usually the shift to reliance on the automobile is associated with the building of the interstate highway system that was after World War II, so I dismiss option "a". The industrial heartland did not shift, so I dismiss "c". The relationship between government and business did change, with a much more expanded role for government in the US and internationally. The… [cont.]
Answered by Tejano SMA - Sun May 16 16:12:08 2010
In Tennessee, is it against the law to refuse to provide a receipt for goods or services paid in full?
Q. I paid over $1800 for goods and services to a Tennesse business and they are refusing to provide me with a statement or receipt. Is this not against the Consumer Protection Act?
Asked by hms - Mon Jun 4 09:48:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. If you ask for a receipt they have to provide it.
Answered by Lilli - Mon Jun 4 15:24:44 2007
Q. I paid over $1800 for goods and services to a Tennesse business and they are refusing to provide me with a statement or receipt. Is this not against the Consumer Protection Act?
Asked by hms - Mon Jun 4 09:48:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. If you ask for a receipt they have to provide it.
Answered by Lilli - Mon Jun 4 15:24:44 2007
The industries or sectors of the economy in which?
Q. The industries or sectors of the economy in which output is likely to be most strongly affected by the business cycle are A)military goods and capital goods. B)services and nondurable consumer goods. C)clothing and education. D)capital goods and durable consumer goods.
Asked by parisnicolepayton - Wed Nov 25 17:13:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. The industries or sectors of the economy in which output is likely to be most strongly affected by the business cycle are A)military goods and capital goods. B)services and nondurable consumer goods. C)clothing and education. D)capital goods and durable consumer goods.
Asked by parisnicolepayton - Wed Nov 25 17:13:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How does the invisible hand ensure that goods and services that are desired by consumers are produced?
Q. How does the invisible hand ensure that goods and services that are desired by consumers are produced?
Asked by ZUne - Sun Jan 24 00:48:02 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't. The "invisible hand" theory says that producers will want to make money and will find that they can do so by supplying goods and services that people will buy so they produce such goods: But: 1. If people can't afford to buy the goods, then suppliers will not produce them, no matter how much consumers actually want it. This is a major reason why drug companies don't produce drugs for many tropical diseases. 2. The market can't produce everything. It has done a terrible job at producing big construction projects (roads, stadiums, malls, housing developments, etc.) without extensive government help (use of eminent domain to get land, subsidies of various sorts, etc.). There are all sorts of "market failures" where the "in [cont.]
Answered by simplicitus - Tue Jan 26 02:29:44 2010
Q. How does the invisible hand ensure that goods and services that are desired by consumers are produced?
Asked by ZUne - Sun Jan 24 00:48:02 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't. The "invisible hand" theory says that producers will want to make money and will find that they can do so by supplying goods and services that people will buy so they produce such goods: But: 1. If people can't afford to buy the goods, then suppliers will not produce them, no matter how much consumers actually want it. This is a major reason why drug companies don't produce drugs for many tropical diseases. 2. The market can't produce everything. It has done a terrible job at producing big construction projects (roads, stadiums, malls, housing developments, etc.) without extensive government help (use of eminent domain to get land, subsidies of various sorts, etc.). There are all sorts of "market failures" where the "in [cont.]
Answered by simplicitus - Tue Jan 26 02:29:44 2010
What are the major and general consumer needs of Gambian locals in the Gambia?
Q. I am interested in making a future business investment in the Gambia. And I would like to know what the main consumer concerns/needs Gambians have, in terms of what products/goods/services they cannot access cheaply or at all.
Asked by Amie - Thu Mar 8 18:10:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well not many Gambians can afford much but ill tell you what i think Gambia needs is a good fishing tackle shop, they only have the one and that's full of junk and always closed. Gambia is famous for fishing it has big competitions every year and lots of tourists go just for fishing, could be worth thinking about
Answered by madge - Mon Mar 12 14:27:13 2007
Q. I am interested in making a future business investment in the Gambia. And I would like to know what the main consumer concerns/needs Gambians have, in terms of what products/goods/services they cannot access cheaply or at all.
Asked by Amie - Thu Mar 8 18:10:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well not many Gambians can afford much but ill tell you what i think Gambia needs is a good fishing tackle shop, they only have the one and that's full of junk and always closed. Gambia is famous for fishing it has big competitions every year and lots of tourists go just for fishing, could be worth thinking about
Answered by madge - Mon Mar 12 14:27:13 2007
Please help me with the Economics question below?
Q. The industries or sectors of the economy in which output is likely to be most strongly affected by the business cycle are: A) military goods and capital goods. B) services and nondurable consumer goods. C) clothing and education. D) capital goods and durable consumer goods.
Asked by Caroiya - Sat Nov 28 11:46:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. The industries or sectors of the economy in which output is likely to be most strongly affected by the business cycle are: A) military goods and capital goods. B) services and nondurable consumer goods. C) clothing and education. D) capital goods and durable consumer goods.
Asked by Caroiya - Sat Nov 28 11:46:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Flat tax on goods and services?
Q. Since corporations dont pay taxes anyway, it is always part of pricing and passed on to the consumer, why not have a flat tax for goods and services?
Asked by dohd0hdoh - Tue Feb 21 14:34:13 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This would be a "regressive" tax which taxed those who are least able to pay in at a higher percentage. Attempts to balance this with a "luxury" tax have failed because they unfairly punish certain industries i.e. yacht manufacturers. In principle, replacing the income tax with a consumption tax, such as the flat tax, offers the possibility of improving the efficiency, equity, and simplicity of the tax system. But these gains are uncertain and depend critically on the details of the reform. At least some of the gains could be made simply by modifying the existing system. Idealized consumption taxes may always look better than actual income tax systems. Once in place, though, they would be subject to the same compromises and pressures as… [cont.]
Answered by ANSWERMAN - Tue Feb 21 14:51:10 2006
Q. Since corporations dont pay taxes anyway, it is always part of pricing and passed on to the consumer, why not have a flat tax for goods and services?
Asked by dohd0hdoh - Tue Feb 21 14:34:13 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This would be a "regressive" tax which taxed those who are least able to pay in at a higher percentage. Attempts to balance this with a "luxury" tax have failed because they unfairly punish certain industries i.e. yacht manufacturers. In principle, replacing the income tax with a consumption tax, such as the flat tax, offers the possibility of improving the efficiency, equity, and simplicity of the tax system. But these gains are uncertain and depend critically on the details of the reform. At least some of the gains could be made simply by modifying the existing system. Idealized consumption taxes may always look better than actual income tax systems. Once in place, though, they would be subject to the same compromises and pressures as… [cont.]
Answered by ANSWERMAN - Tue Feb 21 14:51:10 2006
A drawback of using market values to aggregate the quantities of goods and services produced in an economy is?
Q. A drawback of using market values to aggregate the quantities of goods and services produced in an economy is that: A. higher-priced items count more. B. GDP increases when not all goods are produced in greater quantities. C. market prices generally reflect the economic benefit consumers expect to receive from an item. D. not all economically valuable goods and services are bought and sold in markets. E. lower-priced items count more.
Asked by Marcela M - Mon Jun 16 01:36:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. D, unpaid work, bartering and the underground economy are not included in the GDP calculation
Answered by Danajaan - Mon Jun 16 01:42:06 2008
Q. A drawback of using market values to aggregate the quantities of goods and services produced in an economy is that: A. higher-priced items count more. B. GDP increases when not all goods are produced in greater quantities. C. market prices generally reflect the economic benefit consumers expect to receive from an item. D. not all economically valuable goods and services are bought and sold in markets. E. lower-priced items count more.
Asked by Marcela M - Mon Jun 16 01:36:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. D, unpaid work, bartering and the underground economy are not included in the GDP calculation
Answered by Danajaan - Mon Jun 16 01:42:06 2008
Name three goods and services included in the CPI?
Q. Name three goods and services included in the CPI? (consumer price index)
Asked by mrsir - Thu Sep 24 19:45:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Foods, cars, houses
Answered by Goofer,your handsome Ninja - Thu Sep 24 19:51:43 2009
Q. Name three goods and services included in the CPI? (consumer price index)
Asked by mrsir - Thu Sep 24 19:45:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Foods, cars, houses
Answered by Goofer,your handsome Ninja - Thu Sep 24 19:51:43 2009
__________ consists of all the techniques sellers use to persuade consumers to buy their goods and services?
Q. 1.Advertising 2.Promotion 3.Pre-selling 4.Closing
Asked by Paty M - Fri Aug 22 22:46:39 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Advertising
Answered by ww2db - Fri Aug 22 22:50:01 2008
Q. 1.Advertising 2.Promotion 3.Pre-selling 4.Closing
Asked by Paty M - Fri Aug 22 22:46:39 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Advertising
Answered by ww2db - Fri Aug 22 22:50:01 2008
Do you complain when you receive poor service or shoddy goods?
Q. My friends do not but carry on complaining. I complain to the correct department and generally get results. By the same token I praise by letter of phone call if I receive good service and excellent goods. Companies cannot improve unless they know how the consumer feels. I do not feel that this is the correct section but there doesn't appear to be one that is more appropriate. I do nolt feel that this is the correct section but there doesn't appear to be one that is more appropriate.
Asked by Dismayed - Tue Feb 17 15:35:43 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I do and like you will praise if the service is better than expected. If more people were to do so then maybe things would improve overall. a
Answered by awphotog - Wed Feb 18 05:37:26 2009
Q. My friends do not but carry on complaining. I complain to the correct department and generally get results. By the same token I praise by letter of phone call if I receive good service and excellent goods. Companies cannot improve unless they know how the consumer feels. I do not feel that this is the correct section but there doesn't appear to be one that is more appropriate. I do nolt feel that this is the correct section but there doesn't appear to be one that is more appropriate.
Asked by Dismayed - Tue Feb 17 15:35:43 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I do and like you will praise if the service is better than expected. If more people were to do so then maybe things would improve overall. a
Answered by awphotog - Wed Feb 18 05:37:26 2009
I'm looking for answers to this question for my business class. Anything you know would be a great help.?
Q. Consumer goods and services are generally classified into four specific categories. What are the four categories, and how do they differ? Illustrate by giving examples of products that are often included in each category. Thanks!
Asked by gifted_vision726 - Mon Aug 25 12:31:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are four categories in Traditional Business. Manufacturer - Wholesaler - Retailer - Consumer. The consumer buy the product for 100% each because you cannot buy 1product to the manufacturer because they want it by a bucks. Now, the manufacturer are the one who made the product and they give out 40% each to the wholesaler who get a bucks of products and they give out 30% each to the retailer who also get a bucks of products and give out 30% each. That is the reason why the consumer buy the product for a 100% each.
Answered by tenggai - Tue Aug 26 01:35:57 2008
Q. Consumer goods and services are generally classified into four specific categories. What are the four categories, and how do they differ? Illustrate by giving examples of products that are often included in each category. Thanks!
Asked by gifted_vision726 - Mon Aug 25 12:31:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are four categories in Traditional Business. Manufacturer - Wholesaler - Retailer - Consumer. The consumer buy the product for 100% each because you cannot buy 1product to the manufacturer because they want it by a bucks. Now, the manufacturer are the one who made the product and they give out 40% each to the wholesaler who get a bucks of products and they give out 30% each to the retailer who also get a bucks of products and give out 30% each. That is the reason why the consumer buy the product for a 100% each.
Answered by tenggai - Tue Aug 26 01:35:57 2008
Is thye political leadership a Myth ?? more cost than benefit ?? Elections?
Q. In this dreadful election season, many politicians have promised to "lead us into the future." I can hardly think of a worse fate for any society than to be led into the future by the political class of gangsters, marauders, looters, and liars. Even the most honest and well-intended among them are powerless to improve the world in any way except by diminishing rather than increasing their power. Politicians haven't the capacity to lead whole societies anywhere. They are outclassed and outrun by trends in the world economy that are beyond the ability of the political class to control or direct. The market economy globalized, enormously powerful, breathtaking in scope and breadth is remaking the world in ways that far surpass any existing… [cont.]
Asked by MISES.ORG - Wed Jun 27 12:28:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Huff-puff!!" "Pant--pant"...out...of.. .breath.. breath...from... .reading...your...letter. ..too... tired...to...answer...exc ept..."pant, pant"... the revolution is coming!!! "pant; pant", "huff; whoof"...
Answered by tlworkroom - Wed Jun 27 12:39:03 2007
Q. In this dreadful election season, many politicians have promised to "lead us into the future." I can hardly think of a worse fate for any society than to be led into the future by the political class of gangsters, marauders, looters, and liars. Even the most honest and well-intended among them are powerless to improve the world in any way except by diminishing rather than increasing their power. Politicians haven't the capacity to lead whole societies anywhere. They are outclassed and outrun by trends in the world economy that are beyond the ability of the political class to control or direct. The market economy globalized, enormously powerful, breathtaking in scope and breadth is remaking the world in ways that far surpass any existing… [cont.]
Asked by MISES.ORG - Wed Jun 27 12:28:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Huff-puff!!" "Pant--pant"...out...of.. .breath.. breath...from... .reading...your...letter. ..too... tired...to...answer...exc ept..."pant, pant"... the revolution is coming!!! "pant; pant", "huff; whoof"...
Answered by tlworkroom - Wed Jun 27 12:39:03 2007
Investment Strategy - ETF's?
Q. Figuring I do not possess the time/knowledge to follow individual stocks I was thinking of buying ETF's in the following broad industries as an alternative to help gain exposure to stocks in my portfolio: The broad industries - Basic Materials,Conglomerates,C onsumer Goods,Financial,Healthcar e,Industrial Goods, Services, Tech and Util Is this a sound alternative?
Asked by Mike_nyc - Wed Jul 25 14:21:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are on the right track for a diversified portfolio. One way to cover all the areas is to expand to 9 index ETF's- xlb, xlp, xly, ixg, xlv, dia, xle, xlk, xlu. Start with 11% of your money in each of the 9 funds. Once each year, rebalance by selling shares in the one that went up the most, buy shares in the one that went down the most, getting back approximately to 11% in each. This strategy has beat the s&p 500 for the past 5 years.
Answered by oakhill - Wed Jul 25 14:50:35 2007
Q. Figuring I do not possess the time/knowledge to follow individual stocks I was thinking of buying ETF's in the following broad industries as an alternative to help gain exposure to stocks in my portfolio: The broad industries - Basic Materials,Conglomerates,C onsumer Goods,Financial,Healthcar e,Industrial Goods, Services, Tech and Util Is this a sound alternative?
Asked by Mike_nyc - Wed Jul 25 14:21:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are on the right track for a diversified portfolio. One way to cover all the areas is to expand to 9 index ETF's- xlb, xlp, xly, ixg, xlv, dia, xle, xlk, xlu. Start with 11% of your money in each of the 9 funds. Once each year, rebalance by selling shares in the one that went up the most, buy shares in the one that went down the most, getting back approximately to 11% in each. This strategy has beat the s&p 500 for the past 5 years.
Answered by oakhill - Wed Jul 25 14:50:35 2007
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