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    Outsourcing jobs to other countries is not good for the United States because it is decreasing the number of jobs available to American citizens here. Not only is it limiting jobs here, it is taking money that could be paid to US workers, and giving it to foreign countries, even if they are being paid less. Another big problem with producing goods overseas is that they do not have to meet the quality rating that they do here in the United States, meaning that most goods are low quality or even…

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    As for the Vietnamese, they practice traditional roles as well and in the Vietnamese society, family is the center of an individual’s life and activities (Phan). One of the well-known scholars of Vietnamese culture notes that a Vietnamese individual cares about their family more than his or her self. According to Phan, “The word family in Vietnamese means a social entity that consists of all an individual 's relatives, not just father, mother, and sibling.” Researchers and authors have argued…

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    Britain and later the United States became Latin America's main trading partners. Latin America's economy continued to depend on their main exports. The development of the steamship and building of railroads greatly…

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    the United states of America had changed dramatically. From the beginning of WWI the U.S. foreign policy was almost nonexistent, and its Economy was growing especially do to the amount of immigrants and it was in a time called the Gilded age. After the war was over the was an economic boost and then a huge economic downfall called the great depression which was caused by the constant use of credit and this led the country to have a huge amount of debit. After WWII was over the united states…

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    Drugs In America Essay

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    Customers Service 60 million people enter the United States each year on flights, either commercial or private. Another 6 million enter the States via sea. Along with these people comes 9 million containers and an outstanding 400 million tons of cargo. 157,000 smaller vessels enter the United States bringing additional cargo. Within all the people and cargo, large quantities of cocaine, heroin, marijuana, MDMA, methamphetamines and amphetamines are smuggled into the United States of America…

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    obsolete, has combined with globalization to form an explosive molotov cocktail for the working class. Menial, but reliable jobs, particularly those found in the manufacturing sector, have been supplanted by both artificial intelligence and cheap foreign labor. These jobs were a safety net for decades for many who didn’t pursue a college education. A college education was not necessary to live an ordinary life, innumerable blue collar jobs were available to ensure one didn’t slip into poverty.…

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    What Is Foreign Aid?

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    use of foreign aid as an instrument to transfer resources between economies (Ruttan, 1996). An important characteristic of foreign aid has been that most aid transfers have taken place on a government-to-government basis. This characteristic emphasises the political dimension of foreign aid. In reality, foreign aid had already been provided for the reconstruction of Europe after World War II and to an extent under colonial improvement schemes. It was the first government program (in the United…

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    dramatic impact on the United States economy. Major American suppliers of medical instruments and pharmaceuticals have a global presence. From the historical perspective, companies in developed countries have promoted globalization by providing products and services in developing countries and emerging markets, and at the same time enjoying the benefits of economies of scale. For the time being, the situation has changed developing countries are expanding and supplying their services in…

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    Is Canada Relevant

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    founding of the United Nations, Canada played a large role as “mediator in the new international order” (Ferrari, 2006) and was elected as a middle power in 1945 after the Australian’s gave up the role. The Canadian post-war identity was one that showed strength, optimism and just practises. According to Andrew Cooper, the height of Canada’s international status ranking was during Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau’s terms in which Michael Hawes claims was the ‘Golden Age of Canadian Foreign…

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    Boston Marathon Explosion

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    devastating blow to America’s security that I realized the important role I could play in shaping foreign policy and security initiatives should I devote my life to the study of international relations and the political infrastructure of the United States. I subsequently transferred schools, moving 1600 miles from Richmond, VA to Fort Collins, CO, to pursue a bachelor’s degree in political science from Colorado State University, which I completed…

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