an increase in the supply of money, while production remained the same

a decrease in the supply of money, while production remained the same

an increase in the supply of money and the level of production

a decrease in the supply of money and the level of production

an increase in the supply of money, and a decrease in the level of production

All of the other answers are correct

Human reproduction operates on an exponential level

The government should intervene to keep the population of the poor in check

As the population increases the standard of living for the population will decrease

The Netherlands

Great Britain

France

Germany

Sweden

Adam Smith

David Ricardo

Thomas Malthus

Thomas Hobbes

John Locke

their control over the seas and global commerce made doing so advantageous

the age of European exploration began

the Industrial Revolution had already spread to the United States and many other countries in Western Europe

they needed ideological support for the First World War

they were forced to do so by the United States

provide the metropole with raw resources

provide a market for the sale of manufactured goods

provide workers to fuel production

establish posts to protect the transportation of goods

provide a distant area to which criminals could be sent

their wealth and influence from the establishment of the most powerful bank in the Italian peninsula

religious influence from a significant number of family members becoming priests

a series of military victories thanks to the family's personal army

their role as advisors to a long line of Holy Roman Emperors

personally holding great tracts of land and resources in the Italian countryside

In the long term, the amount paid to a worker will always tend towards the minimum needed to keep the worker alive and working.

In the long term, the real value of wages will steadily rise to reflect the growing demands of the working class.

Wages will never improve unless the middle and upper classes are motivated to do so by the threat of revolution.

Wages cannot improve unless the working class takes it upon itself to collectively work for better pay and favorable government policies.

The working class can only effect improvements to real wages through the electoral process of democracy.

Minerals

Livestock

Slaves

Land

Timber

a stock exchange in the French-speaking world

a charter granted by the monarch of France that allows for the establishment of a trading monopoly

an investor in a joint-stock company in French, German, or Dutch

a common banking practice in the Netherlands in the eighteenth century

an economic cooperation agreement signed between the various states of Germany in the nineteenth century