Then there was the abolition of inheritance rights. ... This was used to make sure that no one was persuaded to try and change or take over the system. ... If they didn't work they were rebels and rebels were removed from society. ... There would be no distinction between farmers and factory workers; they would all be one unit together. ... The status of different classes would disappear and no one person would be better then the next. ...

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There were other solutions before the idea of moving into the Plainville facility. ... Plus the majority stockholders were not likely to support that idea. ... They were afraid of low product quality. ... The advantages to moving there on a short term bases are: there is no need for any licensing, foreign or domestic, quality control remains firmly in the company's hands, and increase in the product price will be unnecessary. ... Then Byte Products is going to move in there and it is going to happen all over again. ...

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There were other solutions before the idea of moving into the Plainville facility. ... Plus the majority stockholders were not likely to support that idea. ... They were afraid of low product quality. ... The advantages to moving there on a short term bases are: there is no need for any licensing, foreign or domestic, quality control remains firmly in the company's hands, and increase in the product price will be unnecessary. ... Then Byte Products is going to move in there and it is going to happen all over again. ...

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The rebels that had to live on hills with infertile land were they were unable to grow much of anything which meant no profit for themselves. Also they were taxed, but they had no sufficient amount of income to pay those taxes. Being put into a situation were there is almost no way to have a some what stable life and then being taxed unfairly I feel justifies there rebellion. Slavery: The Puritans had thought in their own minds that slavery was justified because of the fact the African-Americas weren't people and therefore had no rights. The Puritans were very wrong in ...

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Not only do I believe his views are nonapplicable in our society today, but I believe they were never applicable to any society. ... Of course there is going to be an occasional evil man who thinks of his wife as "a mere instrument of production." ... There is now no one capable of even caring for the children and teaching them. ... He then explained that when families do not raise the children properly, it is then that the family becomes an economic issue, involved with the public... Karl Marx was apparently confused on the issue and his points have no validity today, nor did they in the 1...

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While he was working there he published his first work, "The Theory of Moral Sentiments," which spread to Germany and France. ... They first went to Paris and then on to Thoulouse where they stayed for 18 months. ... They then went to Geneva where they stayed for two months. ... What the passage is saying that if there were no laws governing economics, it would not matter as long as people were ethical. ... He lived there with his mother and then 12 years later on July 17, 1790 he died from an illness. ...

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Despite the seeming business boom, prosperity and gain, of the 1920's, however, there were serious economic weak spots that led to an economic decline. ... This hindering of the industrial sector lead to an economic decline because it shut down transportation means and ways and if something of this nature occurs there is no way to export products made by that country therefore no profit can be gained. ... So, we had to go to other countries to get oil which was more costly which then raised the prices of all products that were constituting the make up with oil. ... Consumers just weren...

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Nowhere in that statement is there placed any value on human life. ... These were then taken to Africa where they were traded for additional slaves. ... They had no means to combat it and hundreds died; another expensive cost in human lives. This left many rice plantations with no labor force to work them. ... I know; I've been there. ...

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Considering how far it has to go, there is enormous promise for the U.S. economy and for U.S.... Especially during the .com craze, US coders were offered hired without even completing college. ... No wonder US IT services are being outsourced. ... In other words, this country doesn't lose if there is development and business expansion in other countries. But you might not be competitive with challengers in India which are going to develop their economies no matter what you do. ...

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If more business close then the unemployment rate will leap even higher. ... China and India were once prime targets for multinational corporations looking to save a buck. Both were valued for they pool of highly skilled, low class workers. ... Since Chinese workers do not get promoted, there is no need for higher performance or harder work to produce quality products. ... Well not exactly, there are many benefits to outsourcing. ...

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All of this will then in turn result in a decline in economic activity. ... No two business cycle are alike though. ... If people saw that we had a overly drawn out recession phase, where people lost jobs, wages were lowered, and there was no economic growth, they might see that as a reflection of poor leadership, and as a result, not want to re-elect the current president, thinking that a new one would bring more economic growth. ... If they don't have jobs, then they have no money, and are unable to support themselves and their families. ... During Clinton's presidency there was a...

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All the characters were sympathetic with the change and with one another. ... Her estate is being sold, she has no money and she turns around and throws a party with no means to pay anyone. Varya tries to explain to her mother that there is no longer anymore money. ... She clamed that she has "squandered money recklessly, like a madwoman, and married a man who did nothing but amass debts Then last year, when the villa was sold to pay my debts, I went to Paris, and there he stripped me of everything- (482) If she was able to contain her money all this could have been avoided or if she decided...

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I have no idea what I was doing in the summer holiday. ... In that time, I think what they were comparing. ... However, compared with the GDP before earthquake, the GDP have no ability to increase as high as before. ... Then, we came to class and marked our peer's work. ... To sum up, there are a couple of things that I do feel I lack the economic knowledge and bad at hand writing, and that is what I hope to gain from IB years. ...

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The majority of professional positions remained intact, and new positions were created for young professionals who were getting their feet wet in the new wave of technology. Even though new jobs were created other jobs were eliminated. ... This is to mean that if there is decline in one industry due to the new technology then another will take its place. If one position is lost then another will be created somewhere in the new environment. ... Workers in this section of the labor market have little reason to work hard due to there is little or no room for advancement in these positions. ...

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Without consumer confidence, there would be no fuel for the economy to go on. ... Many of those companies that went bankrupted could no longer pay what they had to owe. ... There are even more expected bankruptcies and even more jobs to be cut. ... There will also be tougher penalties on people who have participated in any future scandals. ... Once stability can be achieved, it then can be safe to say that "the bear is out of hibernation." ...

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There was also a large problem with Government "Waste-. ... This smuggling problem caused a huge loss in potential profit for the British government, as no tax could be collected from the smuggled goods. ... This was then accompanied by a £1.7million surplus that the exchequer did enjoy, something that was not there only a few years before. ... There was peace on all fronts; Britain was not at war with anyone. ... Pitt wanting to cut down on Government "waste-, waited for occupants of sinecure offices to die and then closed them. ...

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Blue collar jobs like construction no longer provide enough to make a comfortable living. ... It was a problem that was on the rise then and now is even more so as by 2007 the gap had increased to an outrageously high 400 to 1. ... Our current tax system is set up to where there are many tax loopholes that allow the rich to legally cheat the system. ... During a CNBC Millionaire Survey five hundred people in the top eight percent of wealth in America were asked about the reasons for inequality. ... There is no debate that the gap in wealth is a huge problem in our current economic state and m...

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He justifies self-interest for humans by stating how humans strive to exchange or barter goods and then the question of maximum efficiency comes into play (Smith, pg.23). ... He does not acknowledge that there are other desires that cannot be bartered, traded or purchased that affect desires of obtaining goods. ... However, Smith fails to acknowledge the members of society that have no talent. ... However, there are many areas of this theory that are unclear or have outlets. Smith's theories may make better sense if humans were not emotional but rather always rational. ...

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But there are different costs for "free" things. ... Next thing we know we are getting that scholarship we always dreamed of and then offered an amazing position in one of the most successful companies of the city. ... Then there is the complexity of the joint decision making. ... Finally, there are going to be situations were we have to accept things that we do not like. ... Now, there is no way of knowing if there is someone that could be more suited for our personality or better for us. ...

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If you cant get through the stage where you feel like quitting then you are not meant for running a small business. ... What were your main objectives when commencing business? My main objectives were to run a successful small business. ... No, I don't think there is a particular style, but I have a table of which I can see what I everyday and I can make adjustments to this everyday, depending on the circumstances. 11. ... The government pays a small amount to get you started, and then you pay them off later when you have your shop up and running. ...

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(Clifton, 2011) Then in 2008 and 2009 there was a turn-around in the growing of America's GDP and economy. There were four economic contractions consecutively within those two years, which was the first time that had happened since the Great Depression in the first half of the 20th century. ... It goes like this, business failure leads to job failure, then leads to GDP failure then the government fails. ... If the US isn't bringing in as much revenue and has dug themselves into a budget deficit, then there is not enough money for national defense and military, and the nation'...

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There were causes that led up to these economic cycles. ... There were many factors that played into the bringing about the depression but the main cause for the Great Depression was the combination of the market crash and the weak banking system in the United States. ... But then in 1929, stocks started to go down pretty quick and by 1932 and 1933, they had hit rock bottom. ... In order to get an economic bust, people need to feel confident in spending their money as opposed to not wanting to take the risk of spending money to prevent from ending up with no money to pay for bills and the nece...

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For sometime population growth was relatively slow; the number of dying was about the same as the number of people who were born. ... The number of people were starting to increase. ... Eventually there will be a family but no land for them. ... As the number of people increase there are greater demands on forests, topsoil, and fresh water. ... Then what is going to happen for the next generation? ...

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Although there seemed to be a division of labor, it is important to understand that work and family were somewhat interwoven at this time. ... Unpaid work was no longer viewed as economic production. ... At this time men's paid work was viewed as valuable while women's work was no longer viewed as economic. ... There was also a substantial rise in the women's labor force during World War II when the men went off to war and the women were needed in the factories. But when the men returned from war, there was a considerable decline in the women's labor force as the men re...

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Countries trade with each other because today no one country can produce everything that it needs by itself. ... Then each country takes the money that they made and buys other things that it needs. ... If Americans can not learn to compete with the Japanese, then there is going to be some serious trouble because the economic problem will not just "go" away. ... Recent basis for trade As late as the 1980s, prime ministers were expected to serve a tenure as MITI minister before taking over the government. ... Japan may help them, now and then, like they are starting to now, but that may no...

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