In every democratic society, Pers/Media act as some sort of medium that voice people's opinion. In South Africa, this come to the extent where The pers/media could even speak ill of the current government's policy and they have the right to do so. The action was protected by article 16 of South African Bill of right
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Answer:
The American healthcare system favors economic freedom and growth. The Canadian system prioritizes economic equity and economic security for all citizens.
Explanation:
The healthcare system in the United States reflects economic freedom because people are free to buy the kind of insurance and medical services that they want -- it is not a government-controlled system with universal access like the system they have in Canada. Doctors are also free in the American system to charge more and earn better incomes and to establish profitable private practices if they so desire. There is more economic growth in the United States system so there are more incentives for pharmaceutical companies and medical device companies to invest in research and to innovate on medical treatments.
In Canada, the emphasis is on equity in treatment under the logic that everyone should have access to healthcare whether they are rich or poor. This however creates backlogs and long waits for non-essential surgeries for example. The population however has more economic security because they know in Canada that major illnesses will be covered under the government system. People can go bankrupt from major illnesses and the associated costs in the United States.
Essentially, an "invisible hand" would stabilize and help the economy by maintaining the equilibrium between supply and demand. It supports the idea of capitalism because that's the ideal way a free market would function. Hope this helped :-)
The easternmost point of the U.S. is Sail Rock, off West Quoddy Head, Maine.
Answer:
d. Identity Management
Explanation:
Erving Goffman’s published his book ‘Interaction Ritual: Essays on Face-to-Face Behavior’ in 1967 which was the foundational study for the theory of Identity management. According to this theory, people interpret their identities differently through time and space at different points. It goes on explaining how the social influence affected the self-image of a person while interacting with others.
