Future Generation Research Papers Samples For Students

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3rd , November, 2013
Entitlement Spending Squeezing out Public Investments
Federal Investment is that portion of Federal Budget which promotes national growth by accumulating and enhancing total stock of capital. These kinds of expenditures are intended to yield long term benefits to the economy as a whole. However, over the years, federal policies are more inclined towards providing payments to households in the form of entitlement rather than providing goods and services through Investment Expenditure.
In a poll conducted by Fox News Poll, 73% of the american citizens are not satisfied with their country’s financial position. ...

In the years 2006 to 2009, the U.S economy faced a housing crisis that caused financial turmoil and panic around the world. The crisis arose because of flawed financial modeling and excess borrowing, based on the assumption that the house prices could only rise. Fraud and greed also play some part. The paper analyzes how the events unfolded based its impacts and the role of the government in the matter.

Major Problems

Many economic problems coincided with the mortgage crisis. The housing crisis resulted to the mortgage delinquencies and subsequent closure. Most of the housing related securities decreased in value substantially. There ...

Introduction

The utilization of resources, while considering environmental preservation, to meet the needs of the present and future generation refers to sustainable development. The rise of industrialization and adoption of new technology has explained the growth of mobile phone communication across the world. Owning a mobile phone is a necessity more than a luxury, as many perceived some time back. However, the production process, the materials used, and the effects the gadget has on the environment after disposal has harmful effects to human development both current and future generation. This leads to the question, can the use of mobile phones sustain the development ...

Introduction

There was a time when USA was far ahead of its competitors in innovation but in recent times the trend has seen a steep decline. Not only in innovation, America is also falling behind other countries in the area of high skilled workers literate in math, science and technology. There was a time, not long ago, when "the United States set the pace as the world’s leading innovator: from the personal computer to the internet, from Wall Street to Hollywood, from the decoding of the genome to the emergence of Web 2.0" but slowly it is "losing its innovation edge" (Kao ...

Naif Alsultan

Introduction
The vaccine-autism controversy came into limelight in 1998 after a UK-based gastroenterologist Dr. Andrew Wakefield published a paper linking the MMR vaccine to autism using inappropriate and false research techniques (Gerber & Offit, 2009). The theory was later disproved. Yet, some parents still felt that the reason for their child having autism was vaccine. This is primarily because the human mind is inclined towards reasoning, questioning and pattern perception. As Chabris and Simons point out in their book, this very drive for stamping on reasons for every occurrence and coincidence leads to the Illusion of cause theory (2010). According to ...

Abstract

In an era where global competition is on the rise and must be confronted in every sphere in order to survive and progress, creative industries can be a potential source of employment and provide an intermediary platform through which the non-employed can contribute to the economy. The United Kingdom, the United States of America, and Germany are some of the developed countries that have advanced creative industries with diverse characteristics and manifestation. Statistical data shows that global creative economy generates the value of us$ 22 billion dollars annually, and the figures keep rising. The annual growth rate of this industry ...

Introduction

Film and media in general continues to influence identity to the society as well as creating and changing the ideology within the society. The media is not only responsible for perpetuating ideology messages out to the public but it is interlinked with the ideological framework of the society. Through recurrent exposure, an individual can be influenced by the media in terms of their personal identity, values and beliefs. Such traits are later indisputably strengthened by the external factors such as friends, teachers, peers, family and other institutional factors in the society. However, in the contemporary society, media has a very ...

The issue on having an abundant supply of clean water has been one of the major frontiers of environmental advocacy since the early 1950s as the globe now feels the consequences of man’s quest for technology and improvement. Global Warming and Pollution are two of the most prominent issues on the environment that affects two of the important resources human kind now slowly reduces – air and water. Water is the fountain of life as it sustains every living organism with nutrients needed for development. Like air, living organisms depend on water to provide nutrients and energy. In the ...