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How Supply of Money and Demand for Money Determine Rate of Interest

Money demand is determined by businesses and consumers need for money either in form of checking, cash and saving accounts, and they involve financial institutions to accomplish this purpose. Money supply on the other hand is determined by the federal reserves. Demand curve for money demonstrates how much cash will be held willingly at every […]

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National Defense, Declining Industries and Infant Industry Arguments for Protecting a Domestic Industry from International Competition

Trade barriers lower the possible goods quantity which can be produced and consumed in an economy. Trade restriction protects the national defense and ensures sovereignty of a country. No country should depend on foreign producers to manufacture its defense products even if that they can manage to do this at a cheaper price. In this

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Criminal Conduct and Criminal Law

Introduction A criminal is anyone who is considered to have committed an offence against someone or someone’s property. This may be theft, damage to property, robbery, violence, murder or any other act that is considered harmful or detrimental to the offended. Criminal conduct is that behavior that is considered constituting to a criminal offence. To

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Pros and Cons of Tariffs

Tariffs are the most common barrier to trade used by national governments. Webb (2009) defines a tariff as a tax that the national government imposes on either export or import goods. National governments normally impose tariffs on its import and export goods with three different intentions. These include: to generate revenue, to remedy trade distortions,

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A Modest Proposal by Swift

In his article, Swift describes the best solutions to the burden of children born in poor families as a way of benefiting the society as a whole. According to Swift (1729), mothers with multiple children are always seen on the streets and roads begging for food for their young one instead of working hard to

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Digital Crime Theories – Choice theory and Social Process Theory

This paper discusses two theories: Choice theory and social process theory that a researcher can use to explain the cause of digital crime. Internet and computers, in general, play undoubtedly an essential role the current life situations making it significant to comprehend cybercrime dynamics and those people who become victimized because of it. Digital crime

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Death Penalty Research Paper

Death penalty refers to punishment by death to the crime committed by a country’s citizen. A total of 58 countries still practice the capital punishment-death penalty. The following among others are the countries that still practice the capital punishment known as the death penalty, Belarus and Kazakhstan in Europe, China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq,

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Juvenile Crime In The Past 100 Years

The juvenile justice system of America has developed over the past century with notable differences that distinguish it from the adult criminal justice process. Advocates of juvenile justice supported the differences on diminished youthful offender accountability, legal understanding and youths’ greater amenability to treatment. A hundred years ago, Illinois legislature enacted Illinois Juvenile Court Act

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Impacts of the Information Age on Accounting

Introduction Over the years, diverse information technology (IT) applications have markedly reduced the amount of paperwork associated with financial accounting (United States, 1988). Presently, most of the information related to the accounting is documented, or recorded, through WANs (Wide Area Networks) and computers. The information age, which is defined by the usage of contemporary IT

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