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Evaluation Methods

The fluctuation in oil places has a direct impact on the economy of oil importing nations given that they highly rely on the imported crude oil to run most of their industries. To be specific, the change in oil prices directly affects the economic environment of India in more than many ways. Timilsina asserts that the techniques for evaluating the macroeconomic environment include examination of current account balance, evaluation of the fiscal deficit and oil subsidy, analysis of the rupee exchange rate and inflation rate analysis (2015).

Variables to be evaluated

India imports an estimate of 80 percent of its energy resources. It ...

Thesis statement

Uncontrolled population growth leads to a lot of pressure being exerted on the existing meager resources. This in turn translates to low production resources where the demand for products is high. As the population increase, so does the food problem. According to Pimental et al. (1994), it is estimated that the world population would double by the year 2050. This would translate to double pressure and double need for food. As matters are currently the World Bank estimates the number of malnourished people to be at least 1.5 billion meaning that they access inadequate food as well as income. ...

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to explore the realm of teaching children who are on the Autistic Spectrum. Autistic children pose a number of practical problems within the classroom but equally, their natural talents can be put to excellent use under the correct circumstances and so, the autistic child presents a wide array of challenges and joys for the teacher. Within the course of this paper, I hope to explore the answers to the following areas of interest: the advantages and disadvantages of teaching autistic children; the effect of the classroom environment on the autistic child and whether it affects ...