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    However‚ the fact is that students often have a better opportunity of passing a subjective exam than an objective one. From my point of view‚ I agree that subjective exams are easier to pass. There are several reasons supporting my view. First and foremost‚ subjective exams provide students with more chance to demonstrate to the instructor what they understand rather than what they do not understand. The reason is that the subjective one‚ which include short answers and essay questions‚ provide

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    Which is better the Free Trade Policy or the Protectionist? Amanda Birchum Mid-Continent University Bus 2423 Introduction to Microeconomics Michael Roberson Insert Paper Title Here For centuries there has been an ongoing debate. Which trade policy is better‚ is it the Free Trade Policy or the Protectionist policy? To answer this question you need to have an understanding about these two policies. There is no easy answer for this. You might think they have a lot or some things in common

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    The most consistent data points to the impact of high-quality teachers in the classroom. This along with the Race to the Top fund has opened the door again for merit pay or performance pay. Merit pay ties pay increases to school test performance‚ evaluation of the teacher’s in-class performance and professional efforts (Goldhaber 2008). Merit pay is a solution drawn from the business world‚ and is based on the belief that rewarding effective teachers and encouraging them to work harder will increase

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    Which is better to live in a country or in a city? There are a lot of advantages and disadvantages of living in a big city. First I would like to speak about the advantages. If you know a city you are living in quite well‚ you sooner or later find some positive aspects of living in it. Imagine yourself on an overcrowded street of a modern city… Imagine cars passing you by‚ people scurrying about… Try to picture shops open 24 hours a day and restaurants serving food from all over the world. Isn’t

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    teachers and students of virtue‚ virtue must not be taught. So they think that virtue is not knowledge. And then they start the discussion on what is true belief and knowledge. In this essay‚ I would evaluate Socrates’s explanation on why knowledge is better than mere true belief and the reasons that I agree with Socrates’s proposition. Socrates’s explanation To begin with‚ Socrates first questions whether true belief is something no less useful than knowledge. Socrates notes that true belief and knowledge

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    Merits of the Wto

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    Merits of the WTO According to the WTO agreements‚ one of the most important reasons for having the system is that it’s a forum for countries to thrash out their differences on trade issues. In the agreement lie many over-riding reasons why it’s better off with the system in place. These are the ten distinct advantages according to the WTO; the system helps promote peace‚ disputes are handled constructively‚ rules make life easier for all‚ freer trade cuts the costs of living‚ it provides more choice

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    Merits of Democracy

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    Essay on Democracy – Its Merits and Demerits (free to read). The English word ‘Democracy’ is derived from two Greek words ‘Demos’ and ‘Kratia’ or ‘cratos’. Demos means crowd and ‘Kratia’ or ‘cratos’ means power. This is why the critics of Democracy have described it as Mobocracy. But in reality Democracy is not mobocracy but rule by majority of the people according to certain rules and regulations which are accepted by the people of a country. In the beginning there was direct Democracy.

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    Literary Merit

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    Nathaniel Hawthorne was born on July 4‚ 1804 in Salem Massachusetts. In 1808‚ Hawthorne’s father dies of yellow fever and his mother withdraws and leaves him to be educated by his uncle‚ Robert Manning. In July 1820‚ Hawthorne write’s The Spectator‚ which was a newsmagazine that ran for a month. Nathaniel Hawthorne graduated from college in 1825 then isolated himself from society. During this period of isolation‚ Hawthorne wrote and anonymously published his first novel‚ Fanshawe‚ but the public ignored

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    The Alchemist Merit

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    The Alchemist: Worth Literary Merit? The story of Santiago‚ the Andalusian shepherd boy‚ who travels to the Egyptian desert looking for treasure close to the Pyramids to fulfill his personal legend‚ captured the hearts of many in Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist. First published in 1988‚ The Alchemist is a critically acclaimed book‚ considered one of the ten best books of the twentieth century and translated in over eighty languages. In Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist‚ his superior use of theme‚ characters

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    Elimination of Merit Systems For many reasons‚ merit based civil service systems have come under assault and yet at the same time have been hailed. Merit systems do however attempt and achieve many important objectives including ensuring that an effective workforce is attracted and maintained by providing protections against arbitrary termination and by attempting to avert politically influenced hiring and promotions. Notwithstanding‚ the way merit systems go about attracting a workforce

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