The correct answer to this open question is the following.
A Primary election is an election held within each of the two major parties—Democratic and Republican—to pick its candidates for the general election. This is the method most commonly used today to nominate candidates for office.
Commonly known as primaries, a primary election is the type of election where voters gather to reveal their favorites and elect a political candidate. After the primary, the pool of candidates is reduced. This can be done in an open primary, where all the public can vote, or a closed primary, where just the members of the political party can vote. We are about to see exactly this with the Democratic Party in order to decide who is going to be its official candidate for the 2020 election. As you have seen, today, there are 7 or 8 candidates, being Joe Biden the front runner.
The correct answer is: "The elites use their payoffs to stay in power."
Firms constantly seek to hire as cheap as possible. The less amount they pay in terms of salaries, the greater will be the margin of profits, as the calculation will be profit= revenue - costs, being salaries one fraction of the costs.
This mechanism produces an increase of the inequality gap. Workers get lower salaries and firmowners and directives keep on rising the amount of profits generated by their businesses, and in turn, their payoffs also grow. This trend creates elites.
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During the 19th and early 20th centuries, Sighet was the capital of Máramaros County in the Kingdom of Hungary and was made up of a large Jewish community. This Jewish community did not truly believe that the German goal was to annihilate the Jews, so instead of running and finding a safe place they tried to continue living their lives as usual.
