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What might be the pros and cons of living in a collectivist society v. an individualistic society?


What might be the pros and cons of living in a collectivist society v. an individualistic society? How would you counsel a client who comes from a collectivistic culture, who was struggling to please their parents but who also wanted some level of independence from the family?

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Why does the society want stability in economics?


Basically, what I am intrested in is why does the society want stability in economics. Because stuff like inflation is all predictable, but what are the most significant reasons that people want stability?

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What types of businesses struggle to stay open in today’s society?


For example, taylors and seamstresses aren’t as common as they were over fifty years ago. So sewing shops are therefore struggling to stay open and busy in today’s society. Obviously this is a poor example, but can anyone else give me businesses that have somewhat been fazed out due to lack of demand?

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How Important are profits for a good global economy or a good society?


Can we not make a better and progressive society with non profits?

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Filed under Economics by admin on Jun 19th, 2010. #

Determining the number of years the American society will take to collapse?


What other numbers are needed in the equation when determining the number of years it will take for the American society to collapse if abortions become illegal? (overturn of Roe vs. Wade) I know the answer is 36 years, and I already know the following are included in the formula. What am I missing?
-average lifespan expectancy, # of abortions performed in America per year, population of America (current), total estimated population America can support (food, water, housing, ect.) What other numbers are needed in tallying this equation?
I know the answer is approx. 36 years. What part of the equation am I missing?
john d, I also read the book, “Collapse” by Jared Diamond. War is only 1 of 7 possibilites for collapse. Overpopulation/lack of resources are the main 2.
“fetal murders”? I don’t care about anyone’s opion of Roe vs. Wade. I simply need to know what is missing from the formula for a class project. I would have thought these “living green” activists would have known of the formula that I speak of.
opinion….I admit my spelling *****.

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Whats the difference between political liberty in a socialist society ana a capitalist society?


Whats the difference between political liberty in a socialist society ana a capitalist society, according to hayek

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Filed under Economics by admin on May 31st, 2010. #

Reasons why tehnology may work to the detriment of society?


A question asked by my communications professor, im not sure what she’s looking for. she said to use examples from the book and the book only talks about good things about it.. detriment is opposite of that.

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Filed under Economics by admin on May 21st, 2010. #

What are some of the positives and negatives of Multinational corporations and how to they impact our society?


How do they impact our society, and those of third world countries. I’m writing an essay on it and I’ve decided to take a limited viewpoint because they do benefit first world countries a lot, but they often exploit third world countries. What are some of the positive things they do, and what are some of the negative things?

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How to change our society’s incentive from greed to goodness?


Our society’s focus for many, many years now has been for the most part selfishness and greed which often benefits at the downfall of other people. How can a capitalist system be shifted in order to make society’s efforts focused on healing global issues? Away from simply building empires towards helping each other?

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Would you consider the Stock Market to be the heart of society?


I’m writing an informative essay that compares the motherboard or “heart” of the computer to the “heart” of society. I’m trying to distinguish if the stock market would be a good example of the “heart” of society. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The thesis of my paper is that if one part of a system does not work all the others fail to function. That’s why I chose the stock market, because so many things depend upon it. Markets in general becomes too broad.

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