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    Natural Capitalism

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    Natural Capitalism by Amory Lovins (www.natcap.org) Capital - It’s the accumulated wealth in the form of investments‚ factories‚ and equipment. An economy requires four types of capitalism to function: 1. Human capital – labour & intelligence‚ culture and organization 2. Financial capital – cash investments‚ and monetary instruments 3. Manufactured capital – infrastructure‚ machines‚ tools and factories 4. Natural capital – resources‚ living systems & ecosystem services

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    Preservation and conservation – these two words strive toward the same purpose using different methods. However‚ to understand each methodology‚ people need to understand the definition of the words. Preservation means maintaining natural resources by not using them and preventing human interference as much as possible. Alternatively‚ conservation allows a controlled usage of natural resources while maintaining the sustainability of those resources for future generations. People frequently use the

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    Comtempory Socialism

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    Running head: CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS 1 Contemporary Social Problems University of Alabama Professional Awareness Statement CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS 2 The causes of social problems exist on many levels. When we ask why social problems such as poverty‚ unemployment‚ crime‚ and war exist‚ each time we determine a cause‚ we can ask "why" again‚ as children often do until they

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    Wealth is one of the contributors to capitalism‚ but the pure accumulation of wealth is not what is defined to be capitalism. Capitalism‚ for the purposes of this essay‚ will be defined to be the relentless pursuit of not just wealth‚ but profit. One of the significant implications of capitalism is the exploitation of laborers‚ which contributes to the creation of different types of classes‚ including the proletariat. Before the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in England‚ there was a feudal system

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    Capitalism and Slavery

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    Capitalism: End Of The Slave Trade System or Reevaluated Economic Stimulus. Like many others demoralized cultures during the Atlantic Slave trade period‚ Africans fell victim to the sixteenth century discovery of Columbus’ so called "New World." Europeans used the Atlantic Slave Trade to capitalize on Columbus’ so called "Discovery." For more than three centuries‚ the regions of Africa were in a state of destabilization. More than thirty million Africans were taken out of Africa and put in the

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    pentecostal capitalism

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    PENTECOSTAL CAPITALISM: AN ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE AND ITS EFFECT ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 1. INTRODUCTION: At the bottom of many events in the world is the effect of religion. It is certainly older than many of her adherents. Religious leaders‚ sects and proponents of different theories of religion have come and gone. Dispensations have come with very many different religious experiences and till date‚ we are faced with the vicissitudes and dynamics of religion. Every adherent of certain

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    examine the reasons for the failure of socialism in the United States. The history of socialism in the United States will be presented and examples of its failures will be given. Next‚ a series of theories as to why socialism has failed in the United States will be given‚ and finally‚ the theories will be applied to discover whether they are valid or not in explaining why socialism has been unsuccessful in the United States. Introduction Socialism has been prevalent as a world system for

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    Crisis and Capitalism

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    Crisis theory is a debate within the Marxian theory of political economy. It is concerned with explaining the business cycle in capitalism‚ particularly recession‚ drawing on Karl Marx’s account of value relations. Marx believed he had provided a comprehensive account of the inner dynamics of capitalist social organization. According to those who understand him to have offered a complete crisis theory‚ Marx demonstrated that the particular form social investment takes under capitalism‚ c:v (constant

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    Communism And Capitalism

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    Communism and Capitalism Nowadays‚ the inequality between the rich and the poor is a very controversial and sensitive topic. Over the past 50 years‚ the gap between the poor and the wealthy in the United States has widened. The American Society has been heading in one direction as it is quite observable that the wealth in the United States is becoming distributed among few super-rich individuals. According to Gilson and Perot in "It’s the Inequality Stupid‚" and a Harvard Business School report‚

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    Debate Adhd Debate

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    The Debate There has been a debate over whether ADHD is being overdiagnosed‚ thus overmedicating patients. The rate of ADHD diagnoses has increased immensely. In 1990‚ 900‚000 youths were diagnosed with the disorder; while in 2000‚ three to four million children are diagnosed with the disorder (Mayes‚ 2009). This increased rate can be attributed to many factors. The age range for the diagnosis of ADHD has broadened‚ allowing more children as young as four to be diagnosed with the disorder (Rubin

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