attribution theory a theory developed in an attempt to understand why an event occurred so that later events can be predicted and controlled. care-based theory a type of ethical theory of health care based on the two central constructive ideas of mutual interdependence and emotional response.The ethics of care is a rejection of impartial, principle-driven, dispassionate reasoning and judgment that has often dominated the models and paradigms of bioethics.ommunity-based theory any ethical theory of health care according to which everything fundamental in ethics derives from communal values, the common good, social goals, traditional practices, and cooperative virtues.
Canada has always been a major food exporter. Canada's export orientation for processed food products (Canadian dollar value of exports/Canadian dollar value of production) rose from 14% of annual production in 1990 to 26% of production ($12.6 billion) in 2001.
During the last five years the exports of the United States have increased at an annualized rate of 2.8%, from $1.24T in 2008 to $1.42T in 2013. The most recent exports are led by Refined Petroleum which represent 7.18% of the total exports of the United States, followed by Cars, which account for 3.95%.he United States is the 2nd largest export economy in the world and the 11th most complex economy according to the Economic Complexity Index (ECI). In 2013, the United States exported $1.42T and imported $2.13T, resulting in a negative trade balance of $715B.