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    Local nonprofit agencies aid mothers in need with rent, utilities, daycare, food, and clothing. The Department of Social Services provides the Women, Infant, and Children program (WIC) which aids mothers until the child reaches the age of 5. This program not only assists with food for the child, but also…

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    Employees lost everything they had since “they were without jobs and their families were going hungry” (From the Jazz Age to the Uprising of the 1930s 315). Various people were being forced out of their homes because they did not have enough money to pay rent. Workers were starving, being taken away from their jobs, and homes. In addition, employees did not get the respect that they deserved from employers. Respect plays a huge role in unions because if employers believe they are superior to the…

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    to avert corruption, commanding restrictions on campaign financing and lobbying any other reason advertising productive economic regulations. The prime reason why campaign and lobbying may affect economic growth is through an operation known as rent seeking. This process involves searching for income through rare government factors rather than through the process of regular government…

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    In many ways, making bad choices and putting yourself at a disadvantage can actually come as an advantage with assistance such as Government housing, relief from paying rent, local taxes and utilities. Many seem to act as if they are being encouraged to continue to live this way since they do not have to suffer the full consequences of their actions. While it is everyone’s personal choice when and under what circumstances…

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    cultural background. Diversity includes race, gender, cultural differences, religious or political affiliation, personality and so on. In his essay, “People Like Us”, David Brooks defends his claim that the United States is not composed of those seeking a culturally diverse environment, but rather those segregating into pods of similar people, stating that, “what I have seen all around the country is people making strenuous efforts to group themselves with the people who are basically like…

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    subsequently increase domestic prices. However, unlike Malthus, he believed that the tariff on imports would have a negative effect on the economy due to decreased capitalist incentives. According to Ricardo, as prices and rents would increase, the capitalist would see profits reduced, as rent must be subtracted from the capitalist’s total revenue. Given that the expectations for capitalist profits would fall based on the implementation of a tariff, the industry as whole would see less…

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    6. Smart Transportation System It aims to improve travel safety and travel efficiency while bringing up a sustainable transportation system. The information collected from the system can support transportation mangers in making decision, facilitate rational utilization of resources, and provide inspiration for the future development. This smart transportation system helps travelers to reduce travel times, delay, and the stress of travel so that benefit the whole transportation sector to reduce…

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    off my face as I finished lifting our couch into my mother’s van. It was a familiar action, we has always been moving around. We had held many houses for rent, each for one year at a time. We never stayed anywhere for long, presumably because nobody liked renting to single mothers with five kids. We were always drifters, seeking houses for rent and never having a permanent situation. Then we finally purchased a house, one that my mother was proud to call her own. She called it our “forever…

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    face more competition, which makes it harder for them to get entry level jobs. Raising the minimum wage raises the wall workers jump prior to being hired, employers will require more qualifications and skills due an abundance of unemployed people seeking…

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    With severely high housing cost and continuing raises in rents, many have no choice but to combine resources to alleviate some of the burdens that many Americans are now experiencing. Many agencies including, Housing and Urban Development (H.U.D), Veteran Affairs, and the U.S. Department of Education have increased focus to shifting aid. Furthermore, agencies continue seeking alternate solutions to overcome obstacles by decreasing the inability for low-income and…

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