1) On the individuals:
Some individuals might get rich, but also sometimes arrested due to corruption.
Other individuals do not receive what they should receive, such as their pension money, if it was stolen by someone else.
2) On the society:
it hinders the development in a society, first by literally stealing tax money and then additionally due to the lack of trust in the officials
<span>They are a form of non-profit organization. They are an organization that has a goal other than making money.</span>
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The money a student spends on rent for his apartment while attending school is not an example of the opportunity cost of going to school.</h2>
Explanation: Opportunity cost is defined as the loss of potential profit from other option when one option is chosen. For each choice we make, potential gain is lost by choosing that alternative.
We invest in university expenses as we believe, it will pay off someday in the future. The people who graduate with a degree gets higher salary and get long term career than a student without a degree.
The nap a student could have enjoyed without attending class is not an example of the opportunity cost as investment in colleges offer much more return.
The ideals of Democracy and Freedom are political-legal concepts that have been present for a long time in the political culture of the West, at least since its philosophical and political constructions in Ancient Greece, during the 5th and 4th centuries a. Ç.
Without fear of falling into expressions of impact or easy emotional appeal, I see that, today, both the conception of Democracy and the ideal of Freedom, ended up extrapolating the political and legal heritage of the Western Christian Civilization to constitute itself one of the most important political and legal assets of all mankind.
In this light, I see that Democracy and Freedom are currently the most important political and legal pillars of the Democratic Rule of Law. The absence of one or the other results in the impossibility of the Democratic Rule of Law to exist in all its fullness.
