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    India’s Gold Rush (Possible Solutions) Over the past year there has been a significant fall in household savings as a percent-age of GDP from 25.4% in 2009-10 to 22.8% of GDP in 2010-11. This fall in house-hold savings has occurred when the interest rate cycle is at its peak. Conventionally the only way to boost household savings has been to increase interest rates; how-ever that would risk slowing down an already sluggish economy. The reason for this anomaly in the economy is the huge surge

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    educational attainment for different groups. The different causes for the gap‚ different ways to reduce the gap‚ as well as examples of schools that have successfully done so will also be discussed.   The Achievement Gap: Causes and Possible Solutions What causes the gap? Many educational researchers have studied the causes of the significant achievement gap between Caucasian middle or upper class students and African-American or Hispanic underprivileged students‚ and have demonstrated

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    overboard the society. Therefore no doubts that some serious measures should be taken by the government and by some employers in order to diminish the unemployment rate among young people in our country. On this essay I would like to examine some possible solutions of such the grand problem as youth joblessness. Firstly‚ I assume our state could introduce tax privileges to those enterprises‚ which hire young people with some qualifications and required education but without any work experience. It would

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    leaving the workforce. That plan is known as Social Security. Initially created during the New Deal‚ it was a compassionate program to help prevent elderly people from being destitute and was founded on a sound economic model. However‚ the government’s failure to predict life expectancy and demographic changes‚ programs expansions to include people with disabilities‚ and other added benefits have made the program much more expensive and put Social Security in jeopardy of being financially unstable.

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    Identity theft has been on the rise for years. Identity theft has always been a problem but it was not a problem of exuberant proportions like it is now. The growth is due to the internet and how easy it has become for thieves to steal identities. Stealing identities takes many forms. It could be someone stealing a credit card and using it to make purchases. It can also be more severe‚ such as stealing someone’s identity and using it as their own. This form of identity theft is more severe and it

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    [pic] Internet Security: Problems & Solutions Table of contents: Introduction: 3 Internet Vulnerabilities and Threats: 3 • Digitial “Eavesdropping” or Password sniffing 3 • Denial of Service (DoS) 4 • Viruses 5 • Trojans 5 • Spyware 6 Security solutions: 7 • Passwords 7 • Security Token 7 • Antivirus software 8 Conclusion: 8 References: 9 Introduction: “The Internet is a global network of interconnected computers‚ enabling users to share information along multiple

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    Have you ever felt that some provinces cause major problems to Canada. Well I can tell you that Quebec definitely is. First Quebec is taking a lot of money from the Canadian Government. Secondly people who live in Quebec think that their French culture is being assimilated. Quebec is causing problems that will take time to fix money to fix. Quebec is using far more than what they are earning and we need to deal with it. On the Department of Finance Canada page is says that in 2015-2016 all provinces

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    Starbucks Solvency Case

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    liquidity looks healthy going forward as it has a healthy receivables turnover at 33.95 in 2011‚ whilst the average collection period is at 10.75. Long-term Solvency: The debt to equity ratio dropped from 2010 levels where it was at 0.74 to 0.68 in 2011 which means that there has been a reduction in financial risk and an improvement in solvency. This may largely be explained by the increase in retained earnings. The interest coverage is between 4 and 5 times meaning that Starbucks is not at any high

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    The History of Social Security Since the beginning of time there has been a longstanding tradition of the workers supporting the elderly. This was practiced during biblical times‚ with the children supporting their parents‚ and has continued to the present day. As times changed and humans developed more as a society‚ it became apparent that everyone should be required to support those who cannot work. The goal in mind is to provide everyone with economic security. These principles helped bring

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    unemployed. The hard work of president Franklin Roosevelt‚ and other senators help creating safeness for all americans call social security act of 1935. In the book “ Our Document” by Michael Beschloss he discusses how Social Security act was created‚ and the benefits of it. This acts was to help the older age pension‚ welfare‚ and unemployment. This act was to provide security for the individual and his family‚ and to provide relief after the Great Depression. One of the basic objectives of

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