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…college (U.S. Department of Education, 2004). College-going rates reflect those numbers. Data from the U.S. Census illustrate the significant economic returns of enhanced education: in the year 2000, median annual earnings for workers aged 25 and over…

…and fairness in the workplace. It applies to nearly all workers and sets hourly rates below which pay must not be allowed to fall. It helps business by ensuring companies will be able to compete on the basis of quality of the goods and services they provide…

…The best measure of the economy's health is the real growth rate (growth in excess of inflation) of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). A recession is considered to be a period when GDP growth is negative for two consecutive quarters. The country's Real…

…scores were also higher in private schools, but remained below proficiency levels (Table #4). Private schools also have a 5 percent higher graduation rate than public schools, and private school students are 1.5 times more likely to enter college, and 2.5…

…of their ability. Mood is affected by color, when a person is in a red room to long they can become agitated and confused. A person in a blue room is more relaxed. This study looks at the affects three different color schemes on college students ability to perform…

…of subluxations. A subluxation as defined by the Association of Chiropractic College is: "A subluxation is a complex of functional and/or structural and/or pathological articular changes that compromise neural integrity and may influence organ system function…

…the subject if the image looks like a strong person, a messy person, a gentle person, a person who cries a lot, an intelligent person, etc. Each trait was rated for each image on a ten-point scale. In her second study she used college students, some of them had…

…College is known to be an experience whose memories last a lifetime. For some, this is where the future Mr. and Mrs. are found and where once in a lifetime opportunities are given and received. If deciding to attend college, many choose a college near…

…of the high school seniors obtained one or two years after graduation. Correlation between propensity and actual enlistments were high among women (h=.38) and very high among men (h=.57). The study concluded that rates were lower among individuals with college…

…of white men doubled in Chinatowns and tripled in Black ghettos across the nation. Again this is because of the poverty and crime rate because there were little or no jobs in the area. Most of them were single with children and had no means…