Heads of government
craftsman
Viashyas
middle class merchants
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<span>In literature, conflict is the challenge that the protagonist must overcome in the story to achieve his or her glory or happy ending. The main character in the story finds himself or herself struggling in achieving his or her aims and dreams, which is mostly portrayed by the contradiction of the two characters such as the protagonist and antagonist.</span>
pros of the internet
It makes it possible to hold meetings without the participants having to be physically present. ...
It saves time and gets work done faster. ...
Information is readily available. ...
It is an effective platform for advocacies and causes. ...
It makes it possible for people to earn even from home.
Cons of the Internet?
It has decreased personal privacy. ...
The internet can become an addiction. ...
Internet dependence can lessen productivity. ...
There are multiple expenses not often considered with the internet. ...
Exploitation is a very real problem.
D. Running the country more like a business.
When Clinton took office as president in 1993, the government needed to balance its budget, just as a business would do. Under the Clinton administration, tax rates were raised to increase revenue. The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 (also known as the Deficit Reduction Act) raised the top income tax rate from 28 percent to 36 percent persons with income above $115,000, and to 39.6 percent for persons with income above $250,000. It increased the corporate income tax rates and ended some corporate subsidies.
Government spending was cut also by reforming welfare. The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 pushed for welfare recipients to seek employment, and limited the total time they could receive benefits to five years.
Clinton also increased the business marketplace for the United States by signing the North American Free Trade Agreement, eliminating tariffs between the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Ultimately, Clinton's economic policies paid off. More than 22 million new jobs were created during his presidency. Unemployment went down, from 7.5 percent to 4.0 percent.
The government's budget deficit dropped from $290 billion to a budget surplus of $128 billion.
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Upon reading, it seems the question is asking what the charge would be, in this case it would have to be C, civil court as breach of contract. The plaintiff didn't abide by the contract(if there was one), and the charges are his defense against the breach of contract charge. He was there to do a job and never completed it. The only problem with this is, we do not know if the plaintiff signed a contract with the defendant or not. [ If he did then it all depends on what the contract said and if he met those goals.] Most likely however this would appear in a civil court as a breach of contract.
