24. Cradle-to-cradle (C-2-C) design: A. identifies differing levels of success a

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24. Cradle-to-cradle (C-2-C) design: A. identifies differing levels of success among the national players in world markets. B. builds on endowment factor differentials. C. measures the impact of climate on development. D. closes the production loop so there is no waste.

25. Government stability refers to all but one of the following of a government: A. policies, that they endure over time. B. ability to keep itself in power. C. ability to hold to predictable fiscal, monetary, and political policies. D. ability to adjust to sudden changes by making radical policy changes.

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24) Option D

closes the production loop so there is no waste.

Cradle-to-cradle design refers to design of production process in which products are developed in a closed-loop systems  in which every output ingredient is safe and eliminates waste.

25) Option D

ability to adjust to sudden changes by making radical policy changes.

Government stability is the ability of the government to adjust to the sudden changes caused by the challenges by making radical policy changes.

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