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    9/11 affected the economy still to this day , which killed nearly 3,000 people, is still being felt in 2017. Industries have changed policies, the government formed new agencies and the hearts and minds of Americans have been changed.There was a time, shortly after 9/11, that U.S. citizens had great trust in their federal government. In fact, trust in the government hit a peak not seen since the 1970s, according to historical Pew Research data. This was in response to the terrorist attacks. But…

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    States and established by the Senate. The Governors that are chosen are to govern the Reserve’s policy actions. They usually run for a term of fourteen years, but in some cases they can run longer. They are all elected at different times, usually every two years, so that the ruling is fair. They do this so that one president cannot take advantage of his power by picking governors who are in favor of his policies. Every board member must be unbiased and act independently. Not only to the…

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    Author Jon Hilsenrath, uses this article to discuss the thoughts and ideas of the Bank of England’s Governor, Mervyn King, concerning the future currency rates from around the world, especially being used competitively by nations, in a global attempt to stimulate economic growth and stability. Hilsenrath, wrote this article in order to give an idea of what to expect concerning currency rates and the future of the global economy. Hilsenrath, begins this article by stating that the Bank of…

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    work today. Write a paragraph for each question below, including a quote from a primary document to support your answer to each question: 1- What was the impact that these Open Door Notes had on American foreign policy? The Open Door Notes had a very large impact on American foreign policy. Prior to the Spanish-American War and American acquisition of the Philippians, the United States did not have colonies, a sphere of influence or serious involvement in Eastern Asia. However, in 1899 with…

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    reduced tax receipts during a recession. Ignoring these factors, Dolan argues, “gives us a better picture of what the actions of current policy makers have done to the economy” (Matthews 7). In Response to this, Matthews writes “One could quibble over whether eliminating automatic stabilizers is really a good strategy for analyzing the performance of public policy in the U.S. because extending unemployment benefits has been one of the few spending measures that Democrats and Republicans have…

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    In terms of foreign policy “isolation” means “the act or doctrine of not getting involved in political, military or foreign affairs with other countries.” It also includes an attitude of “neutrality - remaining neutral in thought and in action.” President Washington set the tone for “isolationism” in foreign policy, stemming from early colonial experiences with England. He wanted to “steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world.” (1) For the most part, America has…

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    David Post, a professor of education policy at Pennsylvania State University, investigated a hypothetical approach, that some would consider a solution to student debt, which in this case is, free tuition. His specialty is the topic of accessibility of higher education with Latin American countries and their national polities and cultures. With his background, he looked into policy in Ecuador that deems higher education to be considered “free” and found that…

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    about how money spent on prescription drugs has increased 3% in 2013, which results to about $329.2 billion. Those are astonishing numbers, now if you take that number and you divide it by how many people live in the US, that works out to be about $1,000 per person spent on prescription drugs. Since doctors hold the key in prescribing drugs, some doctors are prescribing certain drugs that pharmaceutical companies are requesting them to prescribe even thought that drug might not be the best for…

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    Introduction Economics is defined as “a study which its scope of influence comprises large number of activities.” The study has two sub divisions namely micro economics and macro economics. Micro economics is the methods through which things takes place within the system, it deals in the very micro level. The main focus of micro economics is on theories, mainly regarding behavioral patterns. Its major concern is on how things should function perfectly. For instance, Demand and supply…

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    Bitcoin’s design presents distinctive risks that differ from other payment methods and stores of value. It can be regarded as speculative assets. In this essay, I will focus on its transaction risk and the characteristic of bitcoin against monetary policy. Bitcoin is an irreversibility payment which highly creates transaction risk. If…

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