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    Raising the taxes on the wealthy would be a great option. The goal is not to tax them to the point of taking it all away, but making it fair, especially in times of struggle. Bob Herbert 2010, a New York Times columnist states that,” America does not have the common sense to raise taxes” (qtd. in King 614). I couldn’t agree more with his statement, as it seems like everyone is intimidated to raise taxes on the wealthy, or makes up excuses why we cannot do so. According to writer Dana Golden 2009…

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    After toiling in the workplace for decades, it seems natural to expect easy living in your golden years. If you have planned your finances efficient, then this may be the case. Yet, a lack of resources and financial planning continues plague many Americans. Typically, retirement planning encompasses a detailed account of your expected expenses. This can include leisurely activities, such as vacations and travel, to necessities, such as taxes. In particular, where you plan on retiring can…

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    “Surveillance breeds conformity”(Glenn Greenwald). Usually people use cameras for protection but it has grown to much more. For many years, the United States government, and many others, have been watching people through surveillance cameras. They are easily hacked or misused and justice is rarely given. Although many people want to increase the amount of surveillance cameras in public places; however, decreasing the amount of surveillance cameras will help with financial problems, with hacking,…

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    In the 1800s things were very different from how they are today. In my opinion, voting is a very important and a powerful thing to do in order to control government. In the state of Texas most of the population can be considered Individualistic. Meaning the belief of limiting government or less government assistance. So how was a powerful duty such as voting restricted in the past? Who was prevented from voting and why? What reforms ended these restrictions? Voting was restricted in the…

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    What’s my responsibility to America? If one were to ask themselves this, many would respond with “paying taxes,” or “serving jury duty.” However, completing such minor tasks are not what really defines one’s responsibility to America. Responsibility is “a thing that one is required to do as part of a job, role, or legal obligation” (Google). Nowadays, throughout America, the act of responsibility has been for selfish reasons or personal gain. Some examples are paying off parking tickets or…

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    Question 1: My advice to my friend would depend on what type of tax is being imposed on him. If it’s a non-marginal tax I would advise him no to accept the new job offer. The reason why is the (Unit 2 Video Engager) States, “$90,000 puts you in the 10% tax bracket which means you're paying $9,000 per year in taxes and $100,000 but it puts you in the 20% tax bracket, paying 20,000 a year.” This means that if he accepted this job offer with non-marginal tax rates he would be earning less per year.…

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    Real estate and personal property holders have the several rights in common because they both can control and manage their assets, they can use it or discard it. Both owners can sell or give it away as gifts. They can withdraw or discard it as well. Although, a real property owner could be more complicated in several ways than a personal property. Real estate might be a heritage with different successors with a life estate. Whereas, private property is different because a realty has two…

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    Reading Bartels work in comparison to the American Government “Power and Purpose” has reflected each other tremendously. Bartels main argument in his book revolves around economic inequality. Some of his theories are disputes between Democrats and Republicans and why some of their actions have made lives better for the lower class or higher class families. In the chapter five Bartel asks the question wither Americans care about inequality or not. He quotes several professionals like Nathan…

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    Litigation, Claims and Assessments—On June 12, 2015, a putative class action complaint was filed in the United States District Court, Northern District of California against us. The complaint, which is similar to complaints recently filed against other large insurance companies, primarily alleges that captive reinsurance and other transactions had the effect of misrepresenting the financial condition of AAIA. The complaint purports to be brought on behalf of a class of purchasers of annuity…

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    What Should the Government Do to Eradicating Child Poverty in the United States? In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Cassidy, a twenty one year old who was born into a successful household is on track to become a future journalist. Bethany, also twenty one years old, is currently in a residential drug treatment program, hoping for a second chance at life. Cassidy and Bethany are similar in age and personality; but, one distinct difference that led them to their current state is the environment they were born…

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