Introduction It's a paradox that has puzzled many: how can billionaires substantially increase their wealth in a year and yet pay little to no taxes, or even receive tax credits? This seeming contradiction has sparked outrage and debates on wealth inequality and tax policies. In this blog post, we will explore the factors that contribute …
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Introduction Medical freedom, the right of individuals to make informed choices about their medical care, is a fundamental pillar of personal liberty and bodily autonomy. It encompasses the principle that medical interventions should be considered on an individualized basis, taking into account the unique circumstances and needs of each patient. In this essay, we will …
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Introduction In an era of ever-widening wealth inequality, the importance of financial literacy and education cannot be overstated. While financial markets and the financial system offer opportunities for wealth creation, they can also perpetuate disparities. To shrink the wealth gap and promote economic equality, we must prioritize financial education. Let's explore how financial literacy can …
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The Leading Indicator: Lessons from Trends in Credit & Household Debt Accumulation Justin Sherwood California State University, Chico I wrote this essay during my final semester of college in April and May of 2021. My computer hard drive crashed shortly after I had finished it. Fortunately there was a not too old draft that was …
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This society has lost its marbles… We keep trying to grab them and bring them back into a solid circle, but alas they evade us. The marbles of our society prefer to roll solo. Each identity is so unique that we can’t even understand each other anymore. We try to speak to each other and …
Donald Trump has never been a good presidential candidate. I am not Trump bashing. I have encountered a lot of Trump supporters and talked to some of them extensively about their views. The overwhelming theme is that they do not actually like Trump. They tolerate him, and vote for him as a middle finger to …
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