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Market Failure on Cigarettes Consumption
Reducing the amount of smokers would be good for all, individuals and society. In order to solve the problem, implementation of the tax on cigarettes would reduce a huge amount of smokers. In this way, we could solve the market failure problem on cigarettes consumption
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Why Private Prisons are not the Solution
Since the world has known crime, the world has known prisons. But since the 1980’s a new chapter is added to this book. Private prisons have entered the debate of how prisons should be operated. But are they really as beneficial as they seem?
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The topic of the essay is very interesting, it highlights an alternative perspective on tackling urban crimes. It is well…
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The arguments you bring up to advocate for the reduction of privatisation of the educational sector are highly relevant. However,…
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Very interesting essay and I agree with you that the IMF and its policies in Greece had brought many negative…
I believe that such micro-mobility’s succes depends on the city and the way its transportation infrastructure has been planned over…
I agree that the privatisation of education has clearly become a problem for education overall. The fact that school teachers…
Very interesting to look at a solution for crime and an improvement in health through the usage of art. I…
Very interesting article! However, what Daryl mentions is interesting about what does Madrid offers as a solution. There are barely…
very interesting topic especially for europeans experiencing the life in Bangkok for a few months. I think you could write…
I really like your perspective and I think you make some really good points regarding different topics. Such as, climate…
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