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    Similarly, bearing children is a decision that is weighted by perceived benefit and cost. The cost that goes along with bearing children is the requirement of health care. As well as, investing heavily in education. The benefits of children in industrial countries are the minimum monetary benefit. Parents receive money from the government for their children. Why? Parents have the ability to calm their children…

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    are the targets for immense amounts of pollution, and while there were tasks attained to clear it up, there were no long-term effects. India has found it difficult to clean up their air pollution because they are afraid that it will slow down their economic growth. Environmental issues in the countries of India and China have made a significant role in the Southern and Eastern Asia region by comparing with each other, as well as differentiated from each other, having their economy become a…

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    INTRODUCTION Economics is a behavioral science, after all, it has everything to do with the behavior of man and the choices he makes. A human individual reasons in an ambitious way searching for pleasure and happiness. This results in a person with an unlimited quantity of needs regardless of his/her scarce resources. Let me introduce the economic man and his decision making process. ECONOMIC MAN According to Investopedia, the term “Economic Man” was developed to portrait a hypothetical…

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    enhancing or improving economic growth performance, it is a critical issue that needs to be considered nationally and internationally. The economic growth of our country is determined by the effect that taxation has upon economic decisions, in other words it is the mother head. After a research done I understood that the higher the tax revenues are paid by both individual and corporates reduces investments’ rates and increases jobs. More money is invested into education and health care. This…

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    more full-time positions with health coverage, retirement benefits, and family leave programs. • Establishment of incentive program to promote innovation and a sense of corporate unity. Institution of a ceiling on bonuses paid to top executives.…

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    The US Economy

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    foreign born. Their spending habit and earning styles are not all the same therefor there is a clear difference in the economics daily of the foreign born and natives of the US. Revenue and spending budget depends on their earning and spending. In accordance to the facts available at internet resources US budget revenue is deficit with the 12%. US Budget Spending in the health is 1062 billion and social security is at least 888 during the last year (Data.worldbank.org,…

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    process participation, infrastructure, education, public health, and sound economic management to persons living within designated borders. State capacity in Latin America and the Caribbean region has collectively increased as a result the region overcoming a long history of civil war, corrupt authoritarian rule, and economic stagnation. The region is mostly characterized by developing countries that have benefited from democratization and economic liberalization. However, the region still…

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    to determine respondent’s level of basic financial literacy included interest, inflation, risk diversification and asset returns. Those surveyed were also asked to rate their level of economic understanding, willingness to participate in the stock market, stresses concerning money and to state the number of economic courses they had taken. These questions are also prevalent in several other financial literacy surveys, domestic and…

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    the ideal economic system for a country. Privatization would facilitate the idea of having a mixed economy, but nevertheless, the government should have some rules and regulations, more like Laissez-faire. Laissez-faire is the idea that the government should leave decisions the market and according to Adam Smith, the government's interference should be limited to public health, national defense, etc (Samuelson &Nordhaus, 2010). By having that, there will be efficiency, equity, and economic…

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    Social Issues In Sociology

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    social costs with increases in production. This creates a paradox of economic benefit and social benefit, and while economic benefit is favored in the current day, the two are not mutually exclusive. The irony in this is that all actions on the economics side impact the social side even if the consequences are not tracked. The threats these actions pose to social wellbeing and happiness exist in three major portions of economics: production, consumption…

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