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    their terms in the office. In the modern-day President Obama was one example, in 2008 the United States hit her worst recession in the past sixty years (Schmidt, Shelley, & Bardes, 2010-2011). The President took a drastic move with the support of the Congress and passed the largest stimulus package in the history of the United States. According to government Authors Schmidt, Shelley, & Bardes, the Congressional Budget Office argued the spending could lead to a federal government budget deficit of a $1

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    Hello Professor Walls, While nothing is perfect, I think regulatory agencies are both necessary and good in creating balance in a growing and changing society. For the most part, regulatory agencies are good because they protect the public from unfair business practices, discrimination, and to ensure safety practices amount many other things. For example, the U.S Equal Opportunity Commission regulates and ensures businesses comply with federal laws that make it illegal to discriminate. You ask

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    How the National Debt is currently affecting the economy OR Why the surging national debt should have you prepping for a fiscal crisis According to the Congressional Budget Office, national debt is on pace to rise to record levels when placed against the backdrop of the U.S. economy, its only precedent being the debt reached in World War II. However, the government paid off that debt in the mid-20th century and the U.S. saw its most economically prosperous years in the ensuing decades, whereas

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    Tax Reform Essay

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    The congressional proposed tax changes will adversely affect the U.S. middle class. According to Pew Research, which claims to obtain its data through non-partisan demographic research and public opinion polling, the American middle class, defined as those making two-thirds to double the median income, makes up about half the population. Further information in this paper is obtained from reliable sources such as the New York Times and the Washington Post, which are typically regarded as center to

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    "In subsequent Congresses, there are going to be opportunities to make this permanent," she said. Outside of Capito's Charleston office Wednesday afternoon, around 25 people of an array of organizations gathered to protest her support of the tax bill. Sean O'Leary, the senior policy analyst with the West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy, said with what the public knows about the Senate plan, it appears to be a measure that benefits wealthy Americans the most. "Most West Virginians

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    Health Care Organization

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    have a lot of funds at their disposal at all times which cause cut back and layoffs at these types of hospitals. These hospitals are prone to financial freezes due to budget issues or lack of funds. Government hospitals also receive tax exemptions when it comes to paying income taxes and property taxes (Congressional Budget Office, 2006). The Military or Veterans hospitals only service people that have or are currently serving in the military or are a government official. The insurance that is

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    (Schudson 2006, p.500). Holtz-Eakin was appointed as a director of the putatively nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office from 2003 and 2005 (p.500). However, before he was appointed to that position, Holtz-Eakin was the chief economist for the White House Council of Economic Adviser, so many people believed that he is a Bush insider in Congressional Budget Office (p.500). However, soon as he sat in the office, Holtz-Eakin started to show his professional credibility (p.500). He assessed the economic

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    Greece - Debt Crisis

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    afford.” This, according to an editorial published by the Greek newspaper Kathimerini, may be the lesson Greeks are now learning the hard way.1 Unrestrained spending of successive Greek governments over a long period may have driven the country’s budget and current account deficits.2 Greece borrowed heavily from international capital markets to finance public sector jobs, pensions and other social benefits.3 As deficits and the country’s debt burden grew, the governments just kept on borrowing. 4

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    American Recovery Reinvestment Act- part 2 The ARRA was believed to be the most belligerent and continuing recession the economy was facing at the beginning of 2009. “Obama's $787 billion stimulus package is a consortium of thousands of federal tax reductions, and expenditures on infrastructure, education, health care, energy and other projects.” (White, 2015) This incentive was to get the U.S. economy out of recession and was going to do this by creating approximately 2 million new jobs. 13 million

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