Answer: proportional
Explanation: the more you make, the higher you pay
<span>The answer is: A. Citizens expecting to pay higher taxes for more oversight
If someone live near a power plants, a lot of additional measures need to be taken by the government in order to make sure that the environment around it is still sustainable for a living. This measure often require that person to pay higher taxes.</span>
Explanation:
Gross National Happiness
Expanding conventional Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measurements of wealth to include non-monetary factors like psychological well-being, community vitality, and environmental quality, Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness (GNH) is a sophisticated survey instrument to measure the population’s general level of well-being. Proposed policies in Bhutan must pass a GNH review similar to an Environmental Impact Statement in the US.
Urban Agriculture Law
When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1989, eliminating over 50% of Cuba’s food imports, the country had to adapt to feeding its own population almost overnight. The Cuban government realized the huge opportunity not just for a healthier but more sovereign and efficient food base by enacting an urban agriculture law that makes it not just legal, but free to adapt unused, public land into food production plots.
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Yes, stratification influence the daily interactions of individuals. Unfortunately.
The specific examples and anecdotes from my own life and the lives of people in your community are the following.
In my community, as they see you, is the way they treat you. This means that social position is very important for many people. You have money, they treat you well. You have social status, the doors are wide open.
Social stratification has created a division in society in which it is difficult for people to move into this strata if they do not have the money "the name" or the "corporate job" to be accepted in the elite circles of power.
I have seen this personally in school with me and my colleagues. And of course, I have seen this in my family environment as well as in my father's workplace.