If I had the power to increase government spending in one of those areas, I would choose education. Education has been shown by studies to assist in boosting the economic and social sectors. Increasing funding for education could allow for students to have access to better trained teachers, computers and technology/programs, libraries and textbooks, smaller class sizes, better school environments, as well as classroom supplies. Many inequalities exist between states. These inequalities can be harmful to societies in the area and affect the job industry and crime rates for the students who are future adults.
Answer: Rightly so, every place experience scarcity or shortages of some sort.
Scarcity can be defined as a lack or deficiency of something. It is a situation whereby something that is readily available is in an inadequate amount.
West Africa, Nigeria, one of the scarcity experienced here is electricity.
In Nigeria, about 40,000 megawatts is needed to sustain the basic population but only about 5,000 megawatts is readily available, that is just 12.5% of the total needed. This a clear definition of scarcity.
The other name for the European Recovery Program, and the one that is more commonly used is the Marshall Plan. This plan had as its objective to boost after-war economy in Europe.
It was offered to many European Countries, but some refused because they were under the influence of the Soviet Union.
Frederick Douglass was disappointed by the Dred Scott decision. He highlights this by saying his "hopes were never brighter" that the nation should be awakened by the decision of such a powerful country through religion (God being above man and in conrol).
Maybe tradition?
What are the choices given?
