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GDPについて質問です！！🏭 GDPの計算方法で、中間生産物を引くという作業を説明するために、よく教科書で1つの製品の製造過程を例に出して説明してると思うんですが！！(画像のような) 私はこういう説明では、なぜ農家が最初なの？とかなんでパン製造で止めちゃうの？とか考え始めて... Read More

IGDPって何?」 7 15代円で買った小妻炉を使っ てパンを生産し.30介円売り上 げた 10億円で買った小妻を使って 人 し.15信円売り上 げた n_n- 男本 還 0 オ / の4@ っGDPって国内給生産のことのよっ Ma テT *すが かりません。 1 価値。その小 っ 0 1 中族して。 その区貞が30上だと xtecn誠 人 う。このとき ンタ社はどれだり : ことになる!?
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English Junior High

これ翻訳してもらえたら嬉しいです😆 ごめんなさい。ながくて。

Snacks for Sailors* Cckers are a populr snack all over the world。 There are many dierent shapes and flavors of cracke、 Some people like to eat them with cheese or meat on them、and others eat them wilhout amything. Saltines are a very popular kind of cracker They are square cmdckers with salt on them、and they also have many smal holes Cckers were invented in 1792 by John Peamon im Massachusetts in the United States Pearson owned a bakery、 amd he wanted to make akind of food Ior sailor Sailors oNen took bread with them on ships、but the bread spoiled* quickly。 Peanon mixed fiour and water together、and he baked it umil it was very dy. He named his new food Peaon's Pilot Bead, but many sailom called it "hardack" The English word "cracker' was not used until 1801、 At that time、a man named Josiah Bent had his own hardack bakey. One dy Bent was baking picces of hardtack、 The pieces burned、and they made a crckling sound* When he heard this sound、he thought of the word "cracker" Bent also waned to sell his cracke to people oher than sailors。 He put salt in his reeipe to make them mor deliciows. Bent's cmckers became very popular in the northeastern United Siatex、 amd people there oNNen put them in soup。 Soon、people in other pars of the country began eting them。 Later、a company called Nabisco bought boh Peamons and Bents bakeris. Nabico continued to use Bents recipe、 but it gave the cracken a new name、saltines *sailor 前 *spoi 簡る *Crackling sOund: パチバチする芝
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