Answer:
some organizations and people believe it is, but there is no valid proof. Just speculations and myths.
The answer is why does the government not make the affordable health care plan?
Answer:
.Los Angeles is facing many challenges today, none more acute than the shortage of housing. It goes beyond the basic challenge of too few homes for too many people.
As the economy grows, the demand for homes increases, but the incentive for the private sector to build homes decreases. The disincentives emerge in part because capital is more interested in chasing fast and easier returns in the stock market than in the real estate market. In large part, what makes the returns more difficult in real estate is the lack of a housing policy by local government. That is, both the public and the private sectors contribute to an environment where housing is not being built in Los Angeles.
Answer: They show an extension of debt.
Explanation:
Generally speaking, the more debt a person has, the less the likelihood of them being able to pay the entire debt back because it might become too much for them.
For this reason, credit companies generally frown on people taking out more debt which is why when a person applies for new credit, credit companies mark down a person's credit rating to show that the person's risk of not paying back their existing loans has increased.
Benedict Arnold.. hope that helped :)
