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    Demand in the market economy is clarified as purchaser's desire and capability to consume a specific merchandise. Expand in cost will reduce the amount of goods given. A decrease in price will increase the quantity demanded of most goods. The reciprocal relationship between cost and the amount of goods identified as the demand of law and is normally act of a slopped line going downwards which can be identified as the demand curve. The demanded curve displays that the quantify demanded of a…

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    him, is the way he looks at the world. This boy will live a life in which he will never truly be understood in the way he deserves, and in the end he will end up taking his own life. But that is a price of genius: to be denied in happiness while in the pursuit of perfection. This boy’s name is Vincent Van Gogh, about whom it could be said, he is the greatest artist to ever have lived. Van Gogh’s art has been sold for more money than any artist to have ever lived. The monetary value of art is not…

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    businesses have been increasing rapidly, causing business and leisure trips to increase as well. Eventually, prices of airline tickets increase substantially as demand rises. Some passengers are dissatisfied by the high price of airline tickets. Hence, in order to reduce their cost of traveling, some passengers would consider using hidden-city ticketing. (GAO 2001) For this reason, the price variation of airline tickets are very shocking. Someone might pay twice as much money as the person…

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    Vincent Van Gogh67 is known by most people for his cubism work. Not many people know about his earliest works. They also do not know about all of his portraits and how they change though out his lifetime. Because of that reason is why I chose to write about the evolution of Van Gogh’s self-portraits. Van Gogh painted at least 30 self-portraits from 1886 through 1889, an amazing number of likenesses to complete in such a short time span. They represent his most active years as a master artist,…

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    that many artists have toyed with. From the aesthetic appeal to statement works to the viewer's own perception, many aspects of art have been explored. However, the value of art is decided by that of the history of the artwork itself. One could look to Vincent Van Gogh; whose works became no more extraordinary after his death, but his tragic story assisted in him to become a household name. The history of the artist surpassed that of his paintings, causing the painting to become famous in turn.…

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    in Canada The cost of living is rising steadily in Canada. The cost of living is defined as the price of keeping a certain standard of living. To calculate it, you need to know the average cost of the needed goods and services to maintain the aforementioned standard of living. The rising cost is caused by many factors, such as: the housing market, gas prices, the weak Canadian Dollar, clothing prices, public transportation costs, and the fact that wages are not increasing fast enough (The…

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    Our first “Anti-bully Day Committee” meeting led to a goal: fight unkindness on a large scale. We called it “Kindness Is Contagious (KIC) Week.” Suddenly, I found myself the Director of the event which included thousands of students across six high schools. From the beginning, I imagined the actual event planning would be the hard part, but as a family member told me, “The hardest thing, not just in KIC Week, but in life is working with other people.” Over the course of a myriad of planning…

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    To attract and keep the attention of the audience in a genre as stale and traditional as still life painting can be a difficult task, but many painters have risen to the challenge in the hundreds of years since its invention. These methods are numerous and involve the exploration of tensions such as those that exist between abstraction and representation, or moralizing versus hedonistic. Considered one of the lowest types of art by the French Academy, Still Life with a Bottle of Rum, Shoes, and…

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    When most people first hear the name Van Gogh, they think of the Van Gogh portrayed by popular culture – brilliant, tormented, and driven to insanity by his artistic dedication. Yet this portrayal of Van Gogh fails to acknowledge his role as a social critic – a critic considerably influenced by his socioeconomic circumstances. Even modern-day art historians, those people deemed most likely to consider Van Gogh from every possible viewpoint, often reject this facet of the artist. They instead…

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    Gogh did showcase incredible talent and skill, his life was not without hardship. Van Gogh struggled with his love life, self mutilation, and debilitating mental anguish. Wilfred Arnold explains his troubled life in his article, The Illness of Vincent Van Gogh. Arnold has done extensive research on Van Gogh’s life, attempting to diagnose and understand his illness based on his journals, letters, and artwork, finding key points of deterioration and illness. Based on this research, Arnold…

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