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    Life is like a game of poker. In poker everyone is dealt the same number of cards from the same deck. Some are lucky and get a Royal Flush, some get a Straight, and some are only given a hand which consists of a High Card. Life is the same way except instead of diamonds; clubs; spades and hearts, everyone is dealt a certain level of “education, income, occupation, and wealth, the four commonly used criteria for gauging [social] class” (Scott and Leonhardt 117). Not all of us are able to choose…

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    Keynesian Economics

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    is lack of the resources to provide goods and services for everyone who needs. This is one of the most important reason that creates the difference between the poor people and the rich people. The solution to solve this problem is to increase the production in order to bring up the new standard of living in society. In the future, Keynes believes that one person needs to bear the obsacle in order to learn to manage his own freedom in economics cares, to have the extra time to other tasks and to…

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    The Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck is a historical milestone and a literary American masterpiece that continues to enlighten modern society. The book was set during the great depression which was right after and right before wars that shocked the world. During this time period economic and social systems were drastically dividing the world into camps of Communism, Capitalism, Totalitarianism and even Anarchy. These systems created fear for the alien economic and social plans because…

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    Industrial and Digital Revolution Throughout the history of the world there have been many revolutions that has defined and changed the world forever. A revolution can be defined as a turning point of a historical event at the time it was happening. Two of the most influenced revolution that has changed the face of the world are the Industrial and Digital Revolution. The Industrial Revolution which took place from eighteenth to early 20th Century, was fast development of machinery, and vast…

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    Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in 18th century Britain and not elsewhere? The Industrial revolution which began in Britain is generally seen as the most profound change that have affected in the world. It is a significant event as it shaped the modern world by changing the economic and social structures of society. The revolution firstly occurred in Britain in the 18th century and there are many interpretations of the reasons for it. In order to understand why it has started in Britain…

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    Contrastingly, the small businesses in the rural areas do not produce sufficient output for an individual (Lewis, 1954). Hence, there is a migration of labour from the subsistence sector to the capitalist sector, and thus, increasing the urban production. However, the description fits more so for developing countries such as China, Vietnam and Cambodia where rural workers move to the capital area to seek…

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    The rise of Queen Hatshepsut, the woman who became the fifth pharaoh of the eighteenth dynasty. Her reign was said to be the longest of any other woman before and after her. Not only did she lead her country for years but it flourished. This paper will go through Queen Hatshepsut the woman, from queen to pharaoh, and obliterated from history. Before she was the considered the greatest women in history, Queen Hatshepsut was just an ordinary woman and daughter of a king. Queen Hatshepsut reigned…

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    Gang Leader For A day by Sudhir Venkatesh `Zi’Asia Y. Richardson Elmira College In Sudhir Venkatesh’s novel “Gang Leader For A Leader”, he wrote about his journey learning about the way that the underground economy worked in the projects. Venkatesh novel focused on blaming the economy for the increased gang activity and poverty rates. He argues that the capitalist system caused those who lived in the projects to turn to corrupt and illegal activities to make ends meet.…

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    Marxist Criticism Analysis in Doll’s House Play Karl Marx produced an exceeding complex theory consisting of at least three inter-related elements: a theory of economics, a theory of social class, and a theory of history. The working class that Marx called proletariat is paid too little to buy all the products the workers have made. The basic idea of Marxism is the Human thought is the product of the socio-economic condition (Letterbie 1259). Although this idea shows how the upper class is…

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    brought them tremendous success. Moreover, Marx’s stated that class determined by people relationship through the means of production where people could sell their labour. In comparison to Marx’s view, these celebrities sold their talent as labour instead of people selling their labour for them. Marx claimed, “Everything stemmed from individual relationship through the means of production and everything was tied to economic wealth” (Spite, 2016). However, these…

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