Informal activities in particular have seen a downturn. However, they are ones that we as Americans, engage in most often. This downward slide applies to cities because of certain urban characteristics. The city, due to the division of labor, increases the tendency to discontinue involvement in community affairs because of other obligations. Also, neighborhoods in the city do not promote community or a distinct feeling of a belonging simply due to the mass population.
Lastly, I will talk about the Sports centre. The local residents find the sports centre to look daunting and expensive as John Cooksley, the head coach, mentions ‘They want to play, they look in and they’re like oh that looks like a private club, it looks expensive, but it’s actually not so it’s, we needs to somehow break the boundaries’(‘Making Social Lives on City Road’, scene 7). People from poorer backgrounds feel excluded from this facility creating an economic inequality. The sports centre needs to be advertised better so that people from all types of financial backgrounds know about the
Purchase things that otherwise we couldn’t pay with cash because of the higher cost. C. Subpoint: Bad credit can result in major headaches. It can haunt us for life. A lot of the new apartment communities won’t accept those who apply with poor credit, we can’t but a new car and if we do, our interest rate is through the
Monopoly often has high barriers due to various reasons. Firstly, when there is very high economies of scale of the existing monopoly firm, the starting cost of potential entrants will be very high as a result, and this is often because of high fixed costs, such as massive initial capital outlay followed by declining LRAC. Secondly, when there is limited and small market size, localized monopoly might arguably be present because the demand from the consumers is very low due to say a small population, which cannot support more suppliers. For example, there will be only one hairdressing shop in a small town because of its small population.
Previously it was a by –product of the over population. Like any other sector there are challenges and opportunities that arise. Some of the challenges are that people operating in the informal economy are exposed to poor infrastructure such as transport, thee is a lack of proper working premises and poorly developed markets. Resources such as the latest technology are usually limited because of capital and insufficient funds don’t allow for further investment in the informal economy. As a result of this there is hindrance to the growth of the economy as a whole.
THE PROBLEM Homelessness Homelessness is a social problem intimately associated with urban areas and the resource limitations that exist because of a populous urban environment. Homelessness exists since college is less affordable for the average Indian than it is for the average North American or European citizen due to their lower per capita income level, more people in India are becoming unemployable for the jobs of the 21st century. Some people are homeless because they are uneducated, and they remain uneducated because they are homeless. This is the vicious cycle they are trapped in. An increasing number of migrants looking for employment and better living standards are quickly joining India's homeless population.
Land space in Paris is limited because of the amount of accommodation needed to house all of the people that live there and the amount of shops/businesses that are situated there. Not only this, but any accommodation is probably going to be small and ridiculously expensive due to how little housing is available and how it is nearly impossible to build more accommodation because of how urbanised Paris is. Geographically speaking, Paris isn’t very interesting apart from its tourism industry and dense population (by this I mean its land geography). It
Due the cheap prices of the apartments in brutalist structures, a lot of people from the lower income class started moving in. It became a failure of positive communities early on which led later on to high criminal rates. Furthermore, there was a lack of community serving features which developed into claustrophobic tenements. Brutalist buildings were not only ugly in most people´s view but it also became a risk for the people´s life who decided to move into one of those
Fitting In An outsider would be a person who doesn’t fit in. The qualities that make a person an outsider are they have parents that don’t care and barely have enough money to take care of themselves. While insiders have a lot of money, they go out with good looking girls, they drive cool cars (like Mustangs), and they live in big, rich looking houses. If you are an outsider at Malow Junior High, you would be treated unfair because I think many insiders are athletic and are into sports, where outsiders are not and would probably be made fun of. An outsider may not have a lot of money or a big house, like a lot of people seem to have in this area.
Some would even argue that congestion is due to lack of discipline of those who use our public road system. Thus, confusion would be set an ordinary person who uses the