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    electorates will ultimately lead to the demise of the United States’ form of democracy. Moreover, the fault also lies in current cable shows that misinform the majority of impressionable and easily manipulated electorates. As the foundation of our government lies within the citizens, an incognizant electorate will jeopardize and threaten our democracy. Education plays a part in the foundation of democracy. According the Dreyfus citizens must “relearn the tools of reason, logic, clarity,…

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    the opportunity to benefit themselves or their causes by affect government policy. Their goal is only benefiting them. Lobbyists are salespeople and they believe law protects their activities. Interest groups hire lobbyists to lobbying with government officials and legislators to make a law or any policies in their favor. So only that particular people or groups can get benefiting from it. When interest groups lobbing with government officials or legislators they spend a lot of money on them.…

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    The “bureaucratic politics model” explains that agencies and specific political actors within government agencies will work to develop or influence policies that benefit their specific organizations. This form of policy creates policy through compromise, and agreements that can render the final policies limited or ineffective. Congress has the power to develop new mandates and guidelines to further control existing foreign policy or how it is developed within the legislative branch. “Wanting…

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    immense pressure that an auditor faces daily is immense. This is due to their nature of work, which is under constant scrutiny. Not only must they perform well for their accounting firm, but they must also be in compliance with their clients and the government regulations, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002(SOX). While I do believe that SOX has addressed many key issues , such as requiring the CEO and the CFO to be held liable for all financial disclosures and has increased the ethical…

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    For example, a pressure group that tried to fight for the resist of slavery arise since 1787 onwards. In 1839, Anti-Corn Law Leagues was a successful political movement in Great Britain which influenced government. Antislavery and temperance organizations start to pioneer pressure group politics while the other inspiration for the early pressure group were religious mass organizations. Modern pressure groups always being critized that the presence of this group has corrupted the political system…

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    substantial share of public expense of interest groups gain. (Moosbrugger, 2002, p. 2). Interest groups exist to convey the perspectives and ensure the concerns of any part of the general public to the official…

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    Lowering The Voting Age

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    Abstract Many young voters today are not really involved too much in political sources. Young citizens tend to find democracy a boring part of a young citizens’ life. Voting is a big dimension for the government. Many young citizens tend to lack on the motivation to participate in elections. Young citizens are not engaging in the democracy in high schools and colleges. Not allowing young citizens to vote at the age of 16 would ensure that young voters get off to the best possible start. It…

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    Government guideline and policy The rising concern about companies’ environmental impacts has created a demand for more government policies and guidelines in the petroleum industry. The government regulatory policy instrument is the mechanism that directly regulates and promotes EMA implementation (Rikhardsson, 2005). In view of that, government can develop policies for the purpose of improving environmental information and other related environmental activities within the petroleum industry.…

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    The federal government is a body of individuals at the corporate level that addresses and carries out public policy, utilizes executive and political power through laws within a country. This is a form of government that accounts for the maintaining order in society, providing for national defense, providing public goods, regulating society, transferring income, and protecting individual liberty. The federal government maintains order in society. In any society, individuals are not allowed to…

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    's view of Democracy Dallas Gibb (104057793) University of Windsor Comparative Politics (45-130) November 26 2014 Winston Churchill had said once that “democracy is the worst form of government except all others that have been tried” meaning that democracy is the best form of government. Within a democracy, one can expect economic freedoms to pursue profits and better themselves through the free market, where as in authoritarian regimes, there is usually an absence or…

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