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The correct answer is that such practices <span>have both positive and negative effects and need to be exercised cautiously.
According to Woolfolk, labeling an </span><span>exceptional student as bright or gifted is something that needs to exercised cautiously. On the one hand, labeling a student as exceptional has positives such as: boosting the student's confidence, morale and self-esteem, and encouraging them and motivating them to keep up their brilliant performance. However, the downside of labeling a student as exceptional is that it might put tremendous pressure and stress on the student to perform well, please others and meet their parents' and teachers' high expectations. </span>
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Southeast Asia can be studied by dividing up the realm into two geographic regions: the mainland and the insular region. The mainland borders China and India and has extensive river systems. The insular region is made up of islands and peninsulas between Asia and Australia, often with mountainous interiors.
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Kate is unemployed because of "Frictional unemployment". This type of unemployment is the time period between jobs when a worker is searching for or transitioning from one job to another.
Paul is unemployed because of "Structural unemployment". This type of unemployment is caused due to mismatch between the requirements of the employers and the properties of the unemployed.
Sam is unemployed because of "<span>Cyclical unemployment". This type of unemployment that occurs when there is not enough aggregate demand in the economy to provide jobs for everyone who wants to work.
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</span>Cost-push inflation basically means that prices have been "pushed up" by increases in costs of any of production<span> in labor, capital, land or entrepreneurship.</span> Demand-pull inflation occurs when there is an increase in aggregate demand in households, businesses, governments and foreign buyers. The impact of these inflation on fiscal policy decisions is that, If an economy identifies what type of inflation is occurring (cost-push or demand-pull), then the economy may be better able to rectify rising prices and the loss of purchasing power.
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GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT: </span><span>Since consumer spending represents around two-thirds of GDP, a small change in consumption exerts a significant effect on GDP. This means that as the stock market falls, it causes GDP t9 fall even further, which further intensifies the downward pressure on the stock market.
PERSONAL/DISPOSABLE INCOME: </span>In addition to income taxes, the government subtracts health insurance premiums and involuntary retirement plan contributions from gross income when calculating disposable income for wage garnishment purposes.<span>
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE: In</span> tough economic times, the unemployment rate may be lower than the number of people out of work because the official rate only includes those actively looking for work. Those workers who have become discouraged and dropped out of the labor force are not counted in unemployment statistics. For the same reason, men or women who do not work for an employer, but work full-time at home raising children are not factored into the official unemployment number.
According to herrnstein and
murray's 1994 study, the conclusions that can be drawn on the relationship
between poverty and parenting patterns are;
a. Government
efforts to help people out of poverty are ineffectual.
b. Good
parenting and economic success have a common cause.
c. IQ
is causally significant for poverty.
