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…events. The candidate for a particular party may make a speech stating, "We ought to get the homeless put into shelters", "People should make an effort to stop violence", and "We should lower taxes". Normative economics focuses on the total outcomes…

…of the nation, many of them now homeless and the majority still resisting assimilation reached their lowest population. In June 1924 the U.S. Congress granted these original Americans United States citizenship. Aborigines in Australia were not eligible to receive…

…penned on the Statue of Liberty when she wrote “Send these, the homeless, the tempesttost to me, /lift my lamp beside the golden door!” Now the consensus and un-American attitude has become “shut the door behind you.” We value our heritage so much that almost…

…, unemployment, and homelessness can be suffering to some, while not getting a job, or being fired may be suffering to others. Suffering can be any of these situations, and there can be a benefit from all of these situations. In the story of Job, he went from having…

…, receiving heating, clothing, in-door plumbing, and three meals a day, whilst a homeless person has nothing and has not harmed anyone. It costs roughly $30,000 each year to keep an inmate in jail, and many people do not feel it's worth…

…is so high, that it can be seen as an incentive by people who are homeless, or poor; they may be encouraged to go out and commit non-serious crimes in an attempt to be imprisoned. Do we really want to ‘treat’ criminals instead of punishing them? It does seem…

…crisis and put people back to work. It was intended to help everybody: savers, investors, farmers, industries, homeless, the needy, etc. The New Deal proposed a series of acts. The Hundred Days were from March 9-mid-June and this was a time…

…job as the University of California-Berkeley librarian and she and Charles stole a car and traveled. They slept at waysides and such and they'd go to beaches where occasionally they would find a homeless girl. The girl would then join…

…, the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima (Encarta 99). The Supreme Allied Headquarters reported that 129,558 people were killed, injured, or missing and 176,987 people were homeless. The explosion of the bomb was equivalent to 12,000 tons of TNT. The explosion…

…of the blockade rushed all the British goods in France, flooding the market. Soldiers became jobless, and homeless. The émigrés that returned with the new king, the old nobles, were given preferential treatment. In a nutshell, the people thought the Old Regime had…