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…assumptions about consumption, technologies, and equity, are in the vicinity of two billion people. Today's population cannot be sustained on the 'interest' generated by natural ecosystems, it is consuming its vast supply of natural capital -- especially deep, rich…

…to the surrounding communities. The Dead Sea offers a one-time underground water reservoir that if dried up may never be replaced. Tourism is also a big capital gain of the Dead Sea and if the sea diminishes so will tourism. Along with economic capital, the Dead Sea…

…capital are widely recognised as contributing significantly to variations in regional competitiveness. The economically stronger and more prosperous regions of the Community are generally more richly endowed with more resources, while the lagging regions…

…, seeing that is, in many cases, already is unpopular. Capital, on the other hand, is often to the benefit of a monopoly, since they produce at a large scale. To fully utilize capital, a lot of labour is needed, labour which a monopoly is expected…

…capitals. The second level is Ionic, meaning designating or have a Greek or Roman style of architecture, distinguished by ornamental scrolls on the capitals. The third level, Corinthian, and then fourth level is Corinthian pilaster. The Ampitheater…

…. This "evenness" is what gives the Renaissance its name. Most buildings made at this time have similar attributes. Each story has its own column capital to it. The ground floor has the Tucson order, the middle floor has Alberti's own design, and the top floor has…

…Socialism aims at a social system based on public ownership of the means of production (Von Mises, 1969). Arising in the late Eighteenth and early Nineteenth Century, socialism developed as a reaction to the hardships caused by capitalism and industrial…

…interests overseas and domestically; without this lugury our outlook business-wise would be much bleeker. One of the more prevalent issues I found was the issue of how to dole out capital to effectively expand your profits. The overabundance of unproductive…

…a senior judge in the state’s capital court. He was a great judge, he was impartial, didn’t care about race, sex, or social class. He also followed dressing patterns similar to Abraham Lincoln, with a black wool suit, white linen shirt, black bow tie…

…How can John Maynard Keynes version of capitalism be compared to Adam Smith's? Both are considered to be the molders and theorizers of the economic era. They are both very different in thinking, one complex the other basic…