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    It is for this reason that legalizing prostitution could provide many countries with an economic advantage, for it would decrease the unemployment rate in those countries. Due to recent job markets being extremely limited in terms of job opportunities, many individuals are being let off work, and are unable to find jobs because there is a decrease in available vacancies. Therefore, considering…

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    They were in charge of the economy and large industrial companies. Programs favored whites over the African Americans and there were discrimination and unwarranted job firings. The government also created job costs more than it benefits and accumulated a massive amount of debt. The New Deal were creating a socialized system of government that went against everything the United States Stood for. It also developed a dependency class that now has to rely on government for its subsistence…

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    through the means of trade. This factor allows for Canadian unemployment rates to decrease, allowing for a sufficient political and economic status. In conclusion, Canadian international trade will be beneficial in the future as it allows increase within the Canadian economy, provides competition allowing for more advanced, technological, and sufficient products, and as international trade generates more employment causing a decrease in unemployment rates presenting a well political and economic…

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    programs such as: welfare, universal health care, and unemployment benefits. One could say that these programs are necessary in order to help people in poverty or those who are close to being in poverty. Others could say that these programs are being abused by individuals who are utilizing them for long tenures. The United States needs to discontinue social safety programs because people are abusing the system, it is allowing people who benefit from these programs to…

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    of minimum wage. In this argument, Mark Hannah, a democratic strategist, is in favor to raise the minimum wage. He argues that minimum wage in the 1960s was over $10 according to the todays American standards and that due to this higher rate, unemployment dropped. He pointed out that Henry Ford paid people more money to work for him so that they could afford to buy the automobiles his company produced. Furthermore, he argues that the 13 states that have raised minimum wage, have seen a great…

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    The question on whether the cost of legal immigration outweighs its economic benefits has been a topic for debates for sometime now. Some people argue the immigration is the cause for more spending in areas such as education and public assistance. Another argument is that immigrants are taking jobs away from native-born citizens resulting in higher unemployment rates, which results in more people needing money from public assistance. There are others who argue that legal immigrants help us by…

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    Is the American minimum wage a living wage? I was at the CenturyLink Stadium working my ass off. I was holding up a banner on the field for what felt like an eternity. That day I worked 7 grueling hours on the field while taking breaks in between. The disappointment came two weeks later when my direct deposit showed up on my debit card. I got paid 59 dollars and twelve cents! I felt as though I was being underpaid. This helped set in the reality for me that even though Washington minimum wage…

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    1. What is the difference between micro and macroeconomics? Give an example of a microeconomic phenomenon and an example of a macroeconomic one. A) The difference between micro and macroeconomics is that microeconomics deals with how individuals and firms make decision in the face of scarcity and the impacts of the decision on the market. Hence, microeconomic focus on a part of the economy of a country. While macroeconomics deals with how a nation makes a decision in the face of scarcity and…

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    massive resources in The North and Arctic to be more accessible. However, if Canada separates, these resources will be lost to competitors such as Russia. Thus, staying united will allow provinces to combine their power to obtain those resources and benefit Canada by taking advantage of those resource…

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    approximately 300,000 people above the poverty line. This would also cause government spending on programs such as food stamps to decrease. Since the government is currently in debt, this would help it to begin repaying that debt down. This would also benefit our economy. The fourth way a minimum wage increase would be beneficial is by helping to decrease gender and race wage inequality. At the current state, women’s median wage is only 78% of the national median. This is similar to ethnic…

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