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    predominate at 80.8% of the population. The median household income is $53,637. The percentage of person without insurance is 12% and the poverty percentage for Denver is 15.7% Reason for the increase populations over the years includes economic growth, job availability, mountains and outdoor activities, and also because of the legalization of marijuana. In 2014, the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation noted that over half of the people moving to metro Denver were millennials.…

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    Geography Patterns

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    Assessment Task 1B: Template Geography (150-250 words) The geographic patterns of production and consumption of cocoa are quite spread out across the world. With the main producing countries of Cote d’iovire, Netherlands, Ghana, Malaysia and Indonesia and the main consuming countries of the United states, Germany, Belgium, France and the Russian Federation it is clear that there is a tremendous assortment of nations around the globe both consuming and producing cocoa. However, both producing and…

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    attribute these phenomena to the world embracement of free market policies (123). Shleifer states in his “Age of Milton Freidman” paper that “…Economics got the right answer: free market policies, supported but not encumbered by the government, deliver growth and prosperity” (135). However, there is a strong claim of contradiction by economists Jean Dreze and Amarty Sen in “An Uncertain Glory”, who debunk Shleifer’s argument…

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    Cambodia and Australia are very different economies - Australia is a developed, capitalist nation, whereas Cambodia is a developing, communist nation. Despite this, there are still some similarities. Economic Growth Australia and Cambodia are very different in terms of economic growth - Both countries have mixed economies, although Cambodia has a high level of centralized economic planning and government regulation (Export Britain, 2016). Australia has very high levels of foreign investment –…

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    2007's Inflation Rate

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    The figure above showed inflation rates from year 2007 to year 2012. In year 2007, the inflation rate is 4.10% and plummeted down to 0.10% in 2008. However, this inflation value increase in the year 2009 to 2.7% and drop to 1.5% in 2010. From 1.5%, the inflation rate risen up to 3% in 2011. In year 2012, the inflation rate is 1.7%. The pattern of the inflation rates between these years is inconsistent. (“Current US Inflation Rates: 2005-2015”) High inflation rates between the years of 2007 to…

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    necessary to sustain themselves then the number of occupants would not be a factor in determining if one area really is over populated. Currently thanks in part to the Green Revolution global food production is multiplying much faster than population growth. Our ability to manufacture and transport foods has made it possible for the carrying capacity to greatly increase. Although it has helped tremendously relying on technology could be detrimental, if it fails the world may starve (Shelly…

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    Drugs and sports the reason they use some drugs is cause they want to get buff aka muscle growth. See doping is used for the muscle growth, which you shouldn’t use because if you use it to much it could mess you body up. Steroids are the drugs you need to stay away from because you will want to keep on using it and then you will get to big and that is not good. A Lot of banned substances and procedures were originally developed to help people with diseases such as leukemia. The ACC has…

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    The release of hormones throughout the human body impacts society daily. By definition, hormones are chemicals that are released by glands which circulate in the bloodstream and act as messengers affecting particular cells and organs. With this, hormones affect human behavior. According to emedicinehealth.com, the endocrine system is made up of glands that produce and secrete hormones, chemical substances produced in the body that regulate the activity of cells or organs. This system enables…

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    Streptomyces and Antibiosis From our group, Group 2, nutrient agar plates inoculated with E. Coli, (Images 1.1,1.2), (Images 2.1,2.2), (Images 3.1,3.2) no antibiotic activity was detected. This could be a result of the putative colonies chosen, not being Streptomyces. All selected colonies were white, or pigmented rink, raised and rough. One (1) and three (3) were inoculated with the putative Streptomyces colonies. Plate 2 was inoculated with the control Streptomyces colony. Although it was…

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    Garrett Hardin’s essay is full of very debatable facts and data. The government can and can not be blamed for the problems poor countries, middle and high class people make or have to do with. Firstly, Hardin says that the world population has a slight percentage to just stop reproducing one day, when will that day be? Hardin makes a comparison to a lifeboat, and what I mean by that I that Hardin sees Earth as a lifeboat and the boat is slowly getting full. This shows his views on earth and…

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