you have to watch 2 videos and answer questions. https://www.learner.org/series/

you have to watch 2 videos and answer questions.
https://www.learner.org/series/economics-ua-21st-century-edition/the-firm/
1. In your opinion, what are the most interesting aspects of Part I of the film, which discusses the impact of rising and much more costly sugar prices in the mid- to late-1970s on Coca Cola soft drinks production and profits?
2.Compare these up-spikes in sugar prices to the up-spikes in oil prices over the same time periods. What is the correlation between sugar and oil prices over these time periods (no correlation, positive and strong correlation, positive albeit weak correlation, negative and strong correlation, negative albeit weak correlation)? Did increased sugar prices “cause” increased oil prices, or is it perhaps more realistic to say increased oil prices “caused” increased sugar prices? Why would increased petroleum prices (due to OPEC oil embargos) lead to increased sugar prices and production costs to Coka Cola and other soft-drink bottlers? Here is an interesting source of data for historical oil prices and information related to world/U.S. political events which have impacted oil prices: https://www.wtrg.com/prices.htm.
use this link to answer this question- https://www.learner.org/series/economics-ua-21st-century-edition/perfect-competition-inelastic-demand/
In your opinion, what are the most interesting aspects of Part I of the film, which discusses the plea to U.S. farmers by President Woodrow Wilson during WWI to increase food production, but, just twenty years later, these very same farmers were forced to leave their land?
What was President Wilson’s exhortation to U.S. farmers in WWI? Why did the President believe “Food will win the war?”