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    solutions to ensuring that everyone is receiving this much needed time off from work, but the most plausible of these solutions is shortening the standard workday of eight hours to six hours. Not only have there been multiple studies proving that less working increases productivity that makes up for the loss in time, but employee physical health improves as well. Most recently, countries such as France and Sweden have instituted a thirty-five hour or less workweek and have seen extremely…

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    representation of the “Old money” upper, upper class. She was given all of this money from the beginning and inherited almost forty-percent of the spaces on the board. The next person fell in the upper class, who owned a substantial income and owned about twenty-percent of the spaces. I would claim myself to have fallen under the working middle class category. I was given a decent amount of money that was livable, but not completely comfortable. Next was the working poor and she was just above…

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    Industrialisation in Russia during the late 19th century was one of the defining economic changes that the nation underwent. It altered Russian society to a holistic extent, having a multitude of direct and indirect economic, social, and political ramifications. Industrialisation expedited the dawn of economic, structural change, claimed responsibility for renewing Russia as a global and competitive power, and acted as a powerful catalyst for accelerating social evolution. The progression of…

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    money actually is a huge part of daily life. Every family, business, and organizations depends on money to survive and grow. No matter the place you go or things you do you are a variable of the functionalist or conflict theory of sociology. Each class is exploiting the other for goods and services and you can clearly see this in the information given below. In table one; the graph gives information for the healthcare received in households of several different incomes. By the information…

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    The Communist Manifesto was written in 1848 by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. In the book they explain what communism is and how the concept came to be. It is split into four sections to help explain the different aspects of the Communist party’s ideas and goals. The Manifesto opens with, “A specter is haunting Europe—the specter of communism,” (14). Marx continues on to explain that all of Europe has begun to align themselves together against Communism. Therefore, the Communists have come…

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    Throughout Davis’s work, she constantly reminds the audience of the uneducated nature of the lower class citizens. The dialogue between Hugh and Deborah is littered with words such as “hur,” “wunnot,” and “hyur,” whereas the upper class men have intelligent conversation where some men even through in a few foreign phrases (Davis X). The difference between the dialects essentially creates a language barrier. Davis…

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    Don’t Be Afraid of the Working Class Many people are faced with a challenging decision involving education. Education can lead to an enjoyable future and a more lucrative career. The articles “Blue-Collar Brilliance” by Mike Rose and “Should Everyone Go to College?” by Stephanie Owen and Isabel Sawhill attempt to answer the question of whether or not college is necessary. Should college be pushed as a requirement to gain intelligence and wealth? Both authors use very different tactics to…

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    to the lack of education and skills. These families fall under low class or underclass within the American society, “underclass, refers to those in the lower class who have access only to the most insecure and poorly jobs.” (Hodson, R., Sullivan, T.A., 2012, pg. 78) The low income family will continue to live in poverty because the job mobility will be a challenge. There is a significant amount of inequality that low income/low class workers are experiencing in this modern…

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    INTRODUCTION The case study given is about Haniel’s company which is a closed corporation held by the family members. The company was founded in 1756 by Jan Willem Noot and was reinvented by Haniel. He developed the company from Duisburg based commodities trading corporation to a German industrial enterprise. The headquarters of this company is situated in Duisburg-Ruhror since 1756. About 260 years ago, customs inspector Jan Willem Noot intended a storing home for groceries in the Royal…

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    The 1930s was a time period in history in which people lacked hope and promise for the future. Both colored and white individuals sought for a life that provided economic prosperity by a steady paying job and a secure home to live in. However, with the 1929 Stock Market Crash and the beginnings of the Great Depression, people struggled daily to meet these needs. Homelessness and poverty struck the United States immensely; yet, no one felt the impact more than the African Americans. Due to the…

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