Social Studies, 20.11.2020 04:30 cld484

PROJECT: NON-MARKET DISTRIBUTION METHODS Think about how many goods and services are distributed every day. There are many ways that these items end up in the
hands of various consumers throughout the country. Sometimes, these methods are expliclt-they are clearly expressed or
observed. But at other times, items are just distributed without people really thinking about how this happens. For this
project, you will be asked to be aware of the ways that goods and service are distributed in your world.
Explain a non-market distribution method. Explore a distribution method within a real-life setting.

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