For centuries mankind has evolved into the technologically savvy persons that we are today. With every step of progress, like sword to firearm or horse and plow to tractor, the advances of the past are replaced with new ones along the way. This shift from one thing to the next are seen as the end […]
The growth of wind power in India is consistent. In 2002 the country’s Cumulative Annual Growth Rate is 24.1%. For investing in wind the government is adopting alternating approach. The government is also adopting R&D by putting up small demonstration projects at remote locations. The states where government had put up these demonstration projects in […]
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Get help with your assignmentThis oil spill has been quietly leaking millions of barrels of oil in the Gulf of Mexico ever since 2004. To put that into perspective, 2004 is when George W Bush was still the worst president in American history. Taylor energy has been accused of trying to keep the spill a secret, and is trying […]
As a person living in the 20th century, buying, selling, and viewing products for purchase is a part of our culture. Consumer culture has become inherent to who we are as people, especially in places like the United States. But while consumer culture may be pleasing for those that have the pleasure to buy things, […]
Unemployment happens when a character who is actively searching for employment is unable to locate work. In this research, I will discuss unemployment in India, but first I will discuss unemployment in three different countries: South Africa, Qatar, and turkey To begin with, South Africa’s Unemployment Rate increased to 29.10 % in Sep 2019, from […]
Minimum wage is a popular topic that has caused an uproar of debate for these past years. My research has guided me to take a stand in the debate for weather the minimum wage should be raised. I have conducted research on both sides of the argument. One side in particular debates that the current […]
Fighting poverty is basically what every human being is doing or in fact trying to do during their lives. In order to keep themselves away from that, people would work in jobs that pay the minimum amount of money while they figure out what might be next. Minimum wage jobs would not help people to […]
Takita Atkins is a mother of two and an employee for the well-known company, Walgreens. She works a grueling schedule, commuting two hours round trip for work every day. Atkins began experiencing severe stomach pains and could not afford to go see a doctor for these issues, nor could she afford to miss any days […]
The division of work, which is also known as division of labor, is breaking down a work into a sequence of stages and assigned to a group of people, so it requires several steps to fully complete the job. A French sociologist Emile Durkheim is considered as the father of sociology. In his book The […]
1945 is the year the Empire of Japan would finally surrender to the Allied forces, ending the Second World War. The war had devastated the empire’s economy, leaving it only a shadow of its previous industrial might. Merciless bombing campaigns had reduced her cities to mere rubble, and industrial output fell by 27.6% by 1946 […]
Augmented reality (AR) has been in development for three decades since the first use in the Air Force. This paper will discuss the potential uses of augmented reality in the military, healthcare, education, the workforce and in tourism and how this will affect the respective fields. In order to explain the impact of augmented reality, […]
Since international trade became a relevant force in economies around the world, there have been many theories and models created in order to explore the best way to conduct international commerce. Near the end of the 15th century, the fall of feudalism led to further development of a true international marketplace. The voyages carried out […]
Introduction Indonesia, officially the Republic of Indonesia, is an equatorial archipelago located in Southeast Asia between the Pacific and Indian Oceans. This transcontinental state consists of more than 17,500 islands spanning approximately 5,150 kilometers from the east to the west (“Indonesia Facts”, 2018). Indonesia is not only the 7th largest country in terms of overall […]
Globalization is the global integration of international commerce, investment, information technology and cultures. Are what government policies designed to open up economics domestically and internationally to boost development in poorer countries and raise living standards for their people that drive globalization. These policies have, however, created an international free market that has mainly benefited multinationals […]
The UK Government formally announced the withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU) in March 2017 which was followed by a referendum that took place on 23rd June 2016 in which 52% casted their vote to leave and 48% casted their vote to stay. With this the beginning of the Brexit […]
Senator Bernie Sanders is promoting a free college act in the Senate, and makes it sound so great and believes that it will solve the student loan “crisis”, but really, it will never do so. People go to college to excel in a field of study to pursue an occupation in that field. Some go […]
Urbanization in China Urbanization is an inevitable trend worldwide. It’s not simply the process of changing the countryside to cities but also a process of economic structure upgrading and resource reconfiguration. Before the “Chinese Economic Reform”, which started in 1978, China is a typical agricultural country. Non-urban areas, basically farmlands, occupied over 80% of the […]
Progressively in profoundly thick urban areas, the greater part of the total population currently lives in urban regions. Anyway urban settings are a generally new marvel in mankind’s history (Ritchie and Roser,2018). Urbanization takes place when there is an overall development of a particular region. It consists of rapid population development, decrease in the proportion […]
Urbanization is happening every day in almost every country, it has positive and negative effects. Why is it happening and what is China’s government doing about it? In only a few decades, it is estimated that 70% of the world’s population will live in urban areas and 60% of land that is planned to become […]
Greed is the driving factor in the United States economy. The desire for more whether it be money, knowledge, success, or fame is what causes the development in the United States. Gordon Gekko once said “Greed, in all of its forms; greed for life, for money, for love, knowledge has marked the upward surge of […]
How many times have you been on your way home, or somewhere around downtown, and at a stoplight you see someone sitting at the intersection with a cardboard sign that reads something along the lines of, “Homeless and hungry”? If you have ever been in a car that passes through a large city in America, […]
The study is important as it highlights the need for education as a tool for fighting poverty. The research would also be necessary for helping the stakeholders adjust the level and type of knowledge that would be used as a tool for poverty eradication. The theory seeks to explain that poverty is a condition which […]
I believe there are many causes for poverty in the United States today. The first cause being unwed parents bearing children. Children born into a family with parents that aren’t married have been found to be seven times more likely to live in poverty, than children born into a family with married parents. It can […]
People that are born into poverty face countless problems that can affect them their whole lives. About 50 million Americans have a hard time affording food, sustaining a secure place to live, landing a job, or other financial problems (Kendall 25). A lot of this is due to the Great Recession of 2007-2009. Every day […]
“America, it seems, is becoming something like the world’s first poor rich country.” – Umair Haque America has built the world’s largest economy. Many Americans would assume that due to America’s wealth and readily available world class services, that America is one of the best countries to live in. While measuring wellbeing is based on […]
In 2015, over 4.2 million people over 65 were below the poverty level (U.S. Census Bureau). Caubanski, Kamo, Damico & Neuman defined poverty to mean that these individuals were living at or below the federal poverty level, which is $11,367 per year for a single person. When elderly reach this poverty level there begins to […]
Homelessness in the US is higher than its been in decades, and assistance from the government seems to be getting weaker. The Federal and State governments must do more to reduce the rates of homelessness or its only going to get worse. In 2017 appropriately 17 out of 10,000 people were experiencing homelessness on any […]
In America, we hold many values that represent our great country. We value our freedom, abundance of opportunities and peace between all differences among us. But there is one value we strive to hold but cannot achieve: equality. Equality is defined as the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities. In America, […]
Inequality has noticeably increased in the United States throughout recent decades in regards to not only income but also poverty. The time period between the end of World War II and the 1970s Recession was a time of strong economic growth. The growth in family income was approximately the same according to the Gini coefficient. […]
Poverty is a relevant social issue in the United States. According to the United States Census Bureau, in 2017, our nation’s poverty rate was 12.3 percent. That means that 39.7 million people were in poverty, based on income. Between 2016 and 2017, the poverty rate dropped 0.4 percentage points, however this is not keeping pace […]
