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    the necessary steps. Curiously enough, an article has just been published in the international press by the reputable, award-winning Harvard University professor Dani Rodrik entitled “Premature Deindustrialization”, based on deindustrialization data from 42 countries covering the period from the 1940s to the early 2010s. The author advocates that the deindustrialization seen in Brazil and other emerging nations is not of the same nature as the one that was already experienced by advanced economies. In the latter, he argues, the decline in industry 's share of gross domestic product (GDP) and employment only occurred after the country’s per capita income reached a high level as a result of productivity gains generated by the industry itself. By the way, it should be noted that Brazil is very far from achieving such a stage: its per capita income still corresponds to less than one-third of that in the United States. Therefore, it is everyone’s responsibility to push governments to take deep, prompt actions that support the country’s industrial development, otherwise younger people and future generations would be destined to live in an increasingly unequal society due to lack of opportunities.…

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    Superiority Of China

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    will sustain its economic superiority over China. The Chinese per capita is significantly lower compared to the U.S. and the quality of the U.S. GDP surpasses the Chinese GDP. As the Chinese per capita is still too low, the country is facing a demographic consequence that will lead to an increase in the elderly. As a result, it will lead to economic decline. The U.S. and other countries will continue to import Chinese goods for now, but the currency will eventually appreciate and make the…

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    alumnae association? June 30. When the Finance Department at Kappa Kappa Gamma Headquarters files for your taxpayer identification number (see number 8 below), it is indicated that your year-end is June 30 so as to align with the Fraternity’s fiscal year-end. 2. If an alumnae association sells to non-Kappas, is it best to keep those funds in a separate account? No. Money earned from non-Kappas does not have to be put in a separate account. However, for tax purposes, you should keep records of…

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    international investors are bullish on India and the Modi administration has been making changes its priority. If it keeps up with this development consistently, within the next decade, India’s GDP could surpass that of China and finally experience double-digit growth. WHY India is expected to have exceptional growth in the next decade. This potential lies within many factors, including the opportunity to catch up with developed Asian nations, the rise in Indians’ purchasing power and strong…

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    Park Slope

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    businesses and jobs and increasing income, and that tax revenue will more than offset the initial outlay of government funds (Joyner, 2012). Media outlets are willing and eager to help the P.R. consultants make this case to the public, often abandoning their role as watchdog and taking the optimistic estimates at face value (Humphreys, 2001). This abandonment of their traditional role leaves those that advocate for prudent government without a viable outlet to foment opposition. It should go…

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    evidence, this report statically includes the annual progress made towards the health related to Millennium Development Goals [MDGs]. Moreover, Global Health Organization also provides reasonable reports on an intercrossing topics concerning women, health, and the burden of diseases that dominate not only the United States, but also the whole wide world. In this particular research, World Health Organization is the main indicator that provides information and evidence about this particular…

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    The Malthusian Model

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    under warfare in any of these three centuries. Along with the wars, there were plague and diseases outbreak Europe. All these indicate a high mortality in the early middle ages, and Europe’s income per capita had risen sharply during that time. The article explains the fast development of Europe via Malthusian model, and compares it to the rest of world like China. The First Divergence was the start of building the leading position of economy for Europe, since the European urbanization rate…

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    results in political instability, social capital and legitimacy, increases income inequality and has a tremendous adverse effect on the well-being of the poor (Kéita, 2010). This critical review examines three articles on the issue of corruption and income inequality. Where the Charron, Heston and Kumar articles focus on corruption…

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    Crime In Paraguay

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    democracy gives the people a voice and it will benefit workers on what they want for themselves and the country. In 2014 Paraguay’s gross domestic product per capita was indicated at 1979.47 United States dollars. Its gross domestic product per capita is similar to 16 percent of the world’s average. From 1960 to 2014 Paraguay’s gross domestic product per capita averaged 1242.94 United States dollars. The lowest was in 1960 with 569.51 United States dollars and the highest being 1979.47 United…

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    Minorities with low incomes are more likely to commit crime relative to those with higher incomes. The independent variable is low income. The dependent variable is crimes. The units of analysis are minorities. Minorities in low income conditions fall into the life of crime. For many different reasons, which may leave them with no other option than to commit a crime. They may feel the need to commit a crime to survive or to act in a way of bitterness toward others, who may have more…

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