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    Adam Smith and mercantilists had very different views on the role of government in the economy. Adam Smith strongly believed that government intervention should be kept at a minimum and that for the majority of the time, it is unnecessary because the markets will balance out themselves due to his theory of the ‘invisible’ hand. This theory is that all goods have a ‘natural’ price and that the market price naturally gravitates towards this natural price. The market price of goods may at times be…

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    Utopia It would be pretentious to try and dictate what a perfect society would be like since it may not be one even to the person residing in it. Even in the society, there could be chasm between its structure and the people that it contains. However, I will describe what I feel would not be a perfect, but sustainable society. This society will unite its people in a way that everyone is treated equally and fairly so long as they too treat everyone uniformly. What governs it will not possess…

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    In nowaday societies, a functional government is necessary to maintain order in the society and to ensure that everybody is protected by the laws. In Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the author demonstrates the failure of a governing system through a group of boys on a deserted island. The English school boys were going on a field trip while their plane got shot down and landed on an unknown island. They had to establish a new community to survive and wait until adults come to rescue them.…

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    Strengths and Weakness of the Constitution. Our government was founded on the core principles of union, justice, peace, protection, and liberty. In the process of maintaining these principles our government created the twenty-seven amendments. These amendments were intentionally made to please and satisfy the needs of the American people…Or were they? Many of the amendments created have been welcomed with open arms in society, but the context of the 16th amendment is extremely controversial. Due…

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    Much of Plato’s ideas on government are published in his work The Republic, such as his “Allegory of the Cave” that briefly demonstrated Plato’s belief that the human soul and city were made of the same parts, yet each individual was swayed by one and those who were rulers or philosophers…

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    William O. Douglas, former American jurist and politician, once wisely stated, “The great and invigorating influences in American life have been the unorthodox: the people who challenge an existing institution or way of life, or say and do things that make people think” (“Quotations by Author”). Contrary to Douglas’ positive view on unorthodoxy, the World State in Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World condemns such heresy. Citizens of the World State are born artificially. People are conditioned from…

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    B.R. Ambedkar once said, ”Unlike a drop of water which loses its identity when it joins the ocean, man does not lose his being in the society in which he lives. Man's life is independent. He is born not for the development of the society alone, but for the development of his self,” (Demakis, 415). This quote is contrasting a drop of water to a man, saying that despite the fact that water loses its form when it joins the ocean, man itself is individual and joins but does not conform to society.…

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    Thesis: In George Orwell’s 1984, Winston resists the Party’s degradation of basic human rights through his intimate relationship with Julia in an effort to maintain his individuality. His example inspires people today to find ways to preserve their civil liberties when faced with oppression. Party’s degradation of basic human rights Winston’s resistance to the Party’s dehumanization through his intimate relationship with Julia Conclusion: Orwell’s call for all people to fight for the…

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    totalitarian regime. People living in an indefatigable, totalitarian dictatorship undoubtedly live a life full of stress, especially if these people are in charge of manipulating the youth into blindly following this regime. There was pressure from the government placed upon these teachers to be perfect models for their students. The level of perfection was unobtainable for any human being, and often led…

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    political and economic environment. The first opportunity is increasing government investment in technology globally. Many governments are dedicating funding to advancing technology and innovation. This is an opportunity for the company and the policy team because it means that governments are more receptive to engaging with technology companies and lobbyists. There has been an increase in opportunities to partner with governments on innovation and technology education initiatives, such as those…

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