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    extent regulations, the new entrants and existed companies in the industry should be understood and followed. Through the tablet development, the new government regulations are changing and adjusting over time. It is important to enter the tablet industry. The government regulations and some conditions may be the barrier for the new entrants, but it protects customer rights, which the companies can healthily and profitable development. The company should follow and consider the regulations and…

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    In Jeffrey A. Miron’s Drug War Crimes: The Consequences of Prohibition, he discusses the current battle with the regulation and legalization of drugs in the United States and provides an analysis of the problems associated with prohibition. One important aspect of this book, which makes it an excellent, read and economic analysis of prohibition is that he plays both sides of the coin, providing arguments for both prohibitionists and people in favor of the legalization. However, his main point is…

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    (10) This act emphasises Ireland’s strict laws of control and regulation regarding cannabis and other various drugs. The act outlines the following set laws. Any individual found with cannabis or a controlled drug on their possession, may be found guilty of a criminal offence. Depending on the quantity of the drug…

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    Telstr A Case Study

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    infrastructure supplier Telstra, following competition regulator Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and government inquiries signalling reform. By ‘declaring’ Telstra’s infrastructure to enable competitors access, supporters of regulation contest this improves market and social outcomes. Key Concepts This article relates to the political and regulatory environment as ACCC regulatory powers under Part XIC of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) may threaten Telstra’s…

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    In this era known as the Information age, information such as videos, movies, messages..etc are shared rapidly virtually. A question arises in our minds, when there is trade there are government regulations in our physical reality, are there government regulations in our virtual reality? The regulations on the internet broadband, such as Netflix the government has regulated some, but not as much as other entities. Many may ask, what has the current government done with deregulating Net…

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    Heartache over Healthcare Everyone at some point has questioned the need for government in their lives. Some people think we need more government regulations, others think we need less. Where is the line drawn for these kind of issues? Is there ever a moment when more government regulation is better? There will never be a time when we all agree, but certain issues have to be less regulated by government then others. There are many issues that one can discuss and argue should be left…

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    Cannabis Paradox

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    The Legalization of Cannabis Paradox For four and a half decades, the United States has fought and spent billions on the “War on Drugs.” Most recently, cannabis (marijuana, weed, THC) has been the focal point of this costly war. Since 1990s, twenty-three states, with California being the first, have legalized cannabis for personal, medicinal, and recreational usage. However, controversy over this not-so-new public enemy remains because it is still illegal under federal law. The War on Drugs is…

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    Tobacco Smoking Essay

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    Regulations and Laws on Tobacco Smoking Throughout Merchants of Doubt there are many subjects that are presented. The authors are very clear about how they feel about these topics. Many who read the book either strongly agree with what they believe or strongly disagree, and there are all those in between. One topic that is of interest to many is tobacco smoking and whether it really is harmful for your health. The authors are clear that they believe that smoking tobacco is dangerous and needs to…

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    necessary to enforce legal regulations to ordain the environment. Cambridge Dictionary defines a “necessary evil” as something unpleasant that must be accepted in order to achieve a particular result. Evidently, the major issue that is of concern is whether such relevant legalisation either enhances or hinders a business’ capability to achieve profit, in balance with, the rights and safety of consumers. More specifically, the consideration that relevant legal regulation such as Sydney’s Lockout…

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    Although federal bodies insist that censorship of the internet through regulation protects citizens, it actually takes away from citizen’s rights as they become victim to abuse by of regulatory power. To begin with, acts that censor and regulate the internet can be classified as unconstitutional and bend the true meaning of the…

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