The lack of school material, clothes, or even living in terrible conditions can lead to the not reaching their full potential due to the lack of motivation. The government in 2012 released 3.5 billion dollars to The Native American Reservations, which for 350,000 people is equivalent to 1000 dollars (Volz, “$3.4B Indian Lawsuit Ends, Disbursements to Begin”). However, how far might this money go in a struggling household? The insufficient environment that Native Americans live in is nothing like we might find in any cities in the Northwest. The lack of motivation caused by years of not having a job and watching your family suffer in poverty is a condition that not too many of us are familiar with.
Because these areas mainly fall under governmental provision and regulation they are simply not provided to society as a whole by the private market. Privatizing prisons has once again become acceptable, “the private prison industry, which has grown by 350 percent in the last 15 years (Johnson, 2012)”. There is still much to be debated about the privatization of prisons once again, as the profit margin isn’t in the care or service they provide but rather in the number of inmates they house. Emergency services such as Fire and Police protection are areas that the market fails to give the desired quality of output and desirable price. Both of these services are pretty much wholly government run and controlled.
Public infrastructure investment has been low for years, the road system is a mess, and haft of country’s population has no access to electricity, over 90% os population lacks access to modern sewerage facilities. Oil production declined. a. - What type of business environment is prevalent in Indonesia? Political and Economic Environment * What type of risks do foreign firms face in trying to conduct business in this type of environment?
One of the biggest reasons to not use Yucca Mountain is because Nevada does not have one nuclear power plant. “A two-thirds majority of Nevadans feel it is unfair for their state to have to store nuclear waste when there are no nuclear power plants in Nevada”. So why would we make them take waste from states such as New York or New Jersey. Another reason that we should not use Yucca Mountain is because it is only 100 miles away from Las Vegas which has hundreds of thousands of tourist a year which if a leak occurs then they would be exposed to nuclear waste. This would not be good.
Annual revenue for the company has averaged 1.5 million dollars in the past three years. The Bead Bar paper system currently has proven to be unreliable and not of productivity to the company overall as it produces numerous human error. The usage of this system has caused problems including lost orders, incorrect invoicing, and delays of delivery to customers. The system that is currently in place has a zero communication level between Bead Bar locations around the U.S. The usage of new technology will reduce unneeded data transfers, as well as order errors.
This has been used to promote a culture of the regulation that has also proven to be problematic for society. Some examples would be the regulatory overreach with a case involving a California legislators that promoted excessive regulation of the railroad industry, and on the opposite end, deregulation that led to the financial crisis of the past few years. In my opinion part of the issue seems that being in the middle, taking a central position of neither being overly regulatory or laissez-faire will always be less appealing. The position in the middle is seldom a sexy or passionate one. Because of the lack of passion, the middle or center most position will never garner the enthusiasm that fuels the fiery rhetoric and mass protests that the more polar positions wield.
Canadian government chose not to sell their oil across the seas despite those years being amongst the most expensive for oil prices on record. Instead the Canadian government has deliberated a very dull plan (as it has proved to be) which consisted of Alberta not being able to take part in the national trade, but instead supplying the whole Canada with oil, by a price lower than the one of the market. As a result, Alberta lost an immense amount of wealth which could have been acquired through the process of oil sales. Consequently, the workers could no longer get paid and therefore were discharged from their workplace, ceasing the production. In the meantime while Canada was out of the oil market, a Norway has became an oil dominated exporter.
The minimum wage is a form of coercion in which it forced employers to hire at an arbitrary price that otherwise wouldn't be used if not for the government's intervention. The minimum wage causes a few detrimental effects. By raising the minimum wage the employer would either have to fire workers because they cannot keep up with the wages or raise the prices of their products which don’t benefit the so called 99%. Another point is that there doesn't need to be a minimum wage because the superseded fear is that businesses will hire at super low wages caused by collusion. Well contrary to this popular belief the real world doesn't work this way at all.
Huge extensions of land, which were owned by one man before the Mexican Revolution, were now owned by the people. So during Portillo’s presidential years, private property was not secured, you could not own an “Ejido”. With these restraints, foreign industries were not interested on investing in Mexico. The “Ejidos” in Mexico were, from my point of view, a huge government failure. They did give land to the farmers, but they gave worthless arid lands, with no irrigation system or water supply.
Without control over the stock market, the government had no way to oversee all that was going on during the boom, such as “buying on the margin.” The government could not tell that these investments were going to go sour and therefore had no way of preventing it, leaving the American people helpless. Likewise, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose from 10,587 to over 14,000 in late 2007, followed by an average of merely 7,000 when the incumbent president (George W. Bush) left office. Again the Bush policy’s lack of regulation barred the government from overseeing certain investments, now fondly known as legacy funds. With more regulation a government official could have had a chance to see that investors were putting there money into a system destined to be disastrous. Instead, Wall St. was left deregulated and Bush left office with a national debt of over 11.3 trillion from a previous surplus left by the Clinton administration.