It is unimportant to take the weather into account when you are planning water activities.
a. true
b. false

The answer is B) False. It is very important to consider the weather when planning water activities. In the best case scenario, being fortunate with the weather without planning, and therefore having a successful day of watersports activity is a real stroke of luck. In the worst case, failing to plan can be a foolish endeavour that can sometimes even be fatal, if taking out a boat or swimming without considering forecast storms or unforgiving weather conditions.

In a capitalist economy, successes and failures (profits) of individuals and companies determine the allocation of resources. In a communist command economy, the government determines resource allocation. These decisions are typically made based on macro-economic and/or political considerations.

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