People Face Trade-Offs

Having choices can sometime leave a negative result that could affect others. Because of some individuals who could have caused problems for society,or because of strict individuals working for the government, choices are sometimes limited to the privileged. But it can cause problems for individuals who need the ability to make their own choices for their own sake.

The difficult decision I have ever made was either administrating into Moreau or either continuing with my local high. With that heartbreaking dissection, I have made a choice, that I would administrate for Moreau. Also, because my uncle always desired the best for me. I have also acquired that trying your best and applying your best, can draw you into more situations than ever before. Precisely like me when I was required to proceed to Washington, but then I made a decision that I should attend into Moreau.

Also, to think about a system where nobody had the option on what food they want to eat and asked to pay for it. Meanwhile, this was the only food the persons get, they had only one option which was to pay for and eat the food. Individuals became

For example, if we want to attend college to further our education in a desired field, we can see all the positive and negative sides of our decision. We can look at the statistics regarding the average salaries of college graduates versus high school graduates. Financially, we may have to spend thousands of dollars on tuition, board, and books. However, we can earn more after graduation. We can also use other sources or study other statistical data about the projected growth of our desired field of study. Based on different reasons (i.e. financial reasons, job projections, etc.), we can decide whether we want to proceed with the enrollment in college or not. Graduation from a college and receipt of a degree can be viewed in two different ways: first, as social theorist Randall Collins has proposed, “credentials are what matter most” (Conley, pg. 11-12). Higher education can be seen as a way to receive credentials while not significantly contributing to a meaningful learning experience. Second, higher education can be viewed as an opportunity to learn new materials/techniques and to receive real-world training that can help us in the job market and beyond. Therefore, for many people, higher

Life is not a white paper that has no black spots, but it trains us to be strength enough to face the upcoming life difficulties. Struggling with choices is one of the life difficulties because it means lose one thing in order to get the most important thing. Choosing to complete my education journey was one of the hardest choices in my life because I was have to choose either to continue my education or to enter another world which is the motherhood world.

“The more choices someone have, the more freedom they have, and the more freedom they have the more welfare they have” (Schwartz). He spoke about the ample number of options stores give consumers. Then he went on to explain that there are other aspects in our lives, aside from buying products that give us many choices to choose from. He gave an example of a doctor giving a patient two choices, A or B. The patient would want the doctor to tell him or her what is best for them, but now the patients must decide what is best for themselves when they do not know anything about their medical

Personally it’s a situation that I see myself in it every day and that clarify what opportunity cost, like should I just try to be great mom and give the best for my kids or I should keep on achieving my studies? , should I cook for my kids first or I should finish my assignments?, should I go to the market today or visit my friends?...I made my decisions of the given examples by prioritizing and thinking about its value, importance and relevance to my goals.

as well as their next career path to pursue when they graduate. on a larger

“It is inevitable nature of choice that we give up the opportunity to have something else when we choose.” The hypothesis explains that reaching a decision for one choice results in the loss of the hope for obtaining another option. For example, if there was only enough money for either an apple or an orange, choosing one would mean giving up the opportunity for the other.

The decision that I made was to get an education at Concordia College. Out of all decisions I ever made, this decision was the toughest. The ultimatum that I was given: military or college. I didn’t want to go through someone yelling at me all the time like I was not human so I didn’t choose the military. I did not want to be homeless as well; therefor college was the only option available.

In today’s world many people are faced with the trade off in the good and bad inequalities. I gathered that there will always be some sort of trade off being there is no perfect economy. Economics is a science that is theory based, that can claim to have uncovered few, if any, universal truths. The belief in gaining economic equality requires sacrificing economic efficiency and vice versa. Most economic ideas surround the belief that firms and individuals need the higher incomes or wages to invest, work hard, save and to innovate. And, those that do not have that, results in reduced effort and lower economic growth. For example some theorist believe that by raising taxes on profitable firms or wealthy individuals to reduce the economic gap

Picking what college to attend was a stressful situation for me. I had only applied to a few different universities and was unsure where I wanted to go. Along with this, I didn’t know what I wanted to study while in college. I knew I wanted to do something that I wanted to, but for a long time I could only think of areas that I knew I didn’t want study. This became more frustrating as time went on. It seemed like everyone around me knew where they were going and what they wanted

People have to decide on their education or maybe their living arrangements. A trade-off is when budget and time constraints force us to make compromises. A big trade-off I may have to face is my choice of colleges.

After I graduated from high school, I was very tentative about choosing a majority because there were many choices that I could choose. I am like my father who is a very prudent person. I do not make any choice before I make a future vision about it. Then I decided to study radiology because if you have a bachelor degree in radiology, you have a very strong chance to get a job in Saudi Arabia, but I could not deny that it was a very challenging decision because of the risks of exposing to the radiology. I appreciate my family motivation that was my trigger to achieve my goals, and because of that I am now a very successful person.

After going over this reading from Barry Schwartz, I had a realization and a few connections to make about this topic. I got the realization that the more freedom and the more choices that universities offers you, even if it’s in everyone’s best interests, the more difficulty and stress it can truly cause. “Now, students are required to make many choices about education that will affect them for the rest of their lives,” (Schwartz pg. 724), Schwartz is right, I have to make tough long lasting decisions while attending a university. Not just with choosing a major but also deciding how I’m going to go about pursuing my major and then putting in my time and effort during the process of reaching my academic goals. The way