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    Personal Narrative

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    had a week left until nationals when, every night I went home and tried to sleep I would have terrible dreams about something very bad happening during the biggest competition of the year. I always had to wake myself up and reassure myself that it’s just a competition. All I had to do was compete how I compete in every other competition. “Are you ready to rumblllllle!” Erin screamed as we walked into the gym for our last practice before regionals. I gave her a little laugh and a smile then…

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    In ling run the price will be equal to the marginal cost. In perfectly competition the market structure clearly helps buyers. In monopoly holds substantial market power, so firms set prices using profit-maximizing rule. Without having to worry about competition driving the price down to marginal cost. And so both have market share, price control and barriers to entry. In monopoly there is only one firm that the price…

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    Band Observation Report

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    September 23, 2014.I stood on the football field trembling between two of my fellow band members as the announcer proclaimed “Is the Parkway South band ready to perform?” As I stood there on the field at my first marching band competition, despite every runthrough, practice, set, and note we had gone over I was still nervous and I still didn’t see the point. I moved my feet along to the multitude of drill sets we had learned, I played the notes as we had practiced, but I still wasn’t engaged in…

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    the theory of Marxism might be superior on paper, in reality it is impossible; unlike Smith’s theory of capitalism is more suited for the real world. Although, both had wanted to create the perfect society where everyone is happy. Adam Smith, who was born in Scotland in 1723, had the idea of achieving a perfect society through a capitalistic approach. Karl Marx, who was born in 1818 and the creator of Marxism, criticized capitalism and believed in individual freedom. They differed in their views…

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    Herland consist of only women where motherhood is a major practice or to them a religion. There are no masculine male figures or god, only nurturing, gardening, and studying of science. War does not exist nor does competition exist everyone strive to up lift one another. Herland is a society perfect for women or a feminist, which is why Herland is the epitome of a Utopia. Herland have copious characteristics of a Utopia such as eugenics tactics, deconstruction of the norm, and an ideal society. …

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    are we supposed to absolve God of all blame? It seems that if God created everything in the universe, he may have also created evil because he structured the world in such a way that multiple entities could compete for limited resources. And the competition would lead to natural evil as one entity may be better off than another entity at actualizing itself. Additionally, it is possible that the more actualized entities in trying to achieve more actualization could go after the weaker entities.…

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    One of the main reason is that they believe it is not head on competition with other team. For this reason, they explain that cheerleaders does not have a team to go directly against them to win. Moreover, in cheerleading there is not much competition and that cheerleader just dancing and getting the crowd going for other sports. Although if you were to ask the countless people that has been a part of competitive…

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    hours is enough. Oh no, in order to be perfect, these athletes must practice until they are perfect. Also, think one person on the squad can take a sick day or go to a dentist appointment during practice? Absolutely not! If one person does not show up to practice, that means that entire stunt group cannot practice their stunt, which means they cannot practice until they are perfect, which leads to them not being perfect and ultimately the team not being perfect and losing a grip on that first…

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    occurs when there is not a lot of competition in the market, due to competitors being driven out or absorbed. When this occurs, sellers may restrict supply with the aim of extracting higher prices and higher profits which causes an under-allocation of resources to the production of these goods. The classic example of this is health-care; there is assumed to be perfect competition between hospitals, but the nature of health care and public expectation prohibits competition of sub-par health…

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    open competition. Therefore, there needs to be a degree of competition and degree of regulation (government) to produce the best outcome. This is not completely unlike the current healthcare environment, but more emphasis needs to be placed on informing consumers. According to McLaughlin and McLaughlin (2017) the “way to control healthcare cost would be to motivate consumers to take more responsibility for their own buying decisions” (p.74). References Goddard, M. (2015). Competition in…

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