Explain What Is The Source Of Effective Demand For Pacemaker

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Assignment 6 Utkarsh Agarwal
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1) Source of effective demand for pacemaker? Comment on nature of economy that may be suited to enhance the advance in such a technology. Ans) A pacemaker is a small unit that helps the heart beat more regularly. It does this with a small electric stimulation that helps control the heart­beat. Doctor puts the pacemaker under the skin on the chest, just under the collarbone. It’s hooked up to heart with tiny wires. A pacemaker is needed to keep the heart beating properly. This helps the body get the blood, oxygen and food that it needs. Pacemakers as a device are needed by all people suffering from the above conditions, but effectively can be afforded by a handful of the people.
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1. It has increased the anxiety in our lives.
2. When technology goes in the wrong hands then it can negatively impact society such as the increasing rate of cyber­crime, hacking, stealing of personal information and pornography websites.
3. Technology has also increased the alternatives and opportunities for the terrorists. Moreover, technology has suppressed our physical efforts and we are getting more luxurious and comfort living.
4. The economies which lag behind in incorporating new technologies are considered poor economies and their progress in the world is hindered.
5. The disadvantage of the new mobile phones are too many can communicate with us all at the same time. It can create scams and spamming in a lot of ways.
6. The youth has also been very much addicted to gadgets that they get to spend too much time with it.
7. A disadvantage of the production that is the energy that it uses. It consumes a lot of energy to run the machines. And so, we need more fuel, and it will then leave a lot of waste and pollution to our environment. It is the most destructive price for our today's technology. 3) What science and mathematics courses to be replaced with other

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