One of the addictive substance humankind addicted to is tobacco. Nicotine is the chief active element and critical chemical involved in tobacco. It is an oily, yellowish, or colorless liquid. In small doses, it acts as a stimulant. However, the action of skeletal muscle cells and autonomic nerve may be blocked by it if consumed Read more about Production and Sales of Tobacco Must Be Made Illegal[…]
Since around the beginning of the 1970s, one of the main concerns of development economists has been the relationship between economic development and income distribution which had been largely neglected before. Up to the 1960s, most development economists devoted their whole attention to how to enlarge the size of the pie rather than how to Read more about Term Paper on Wage Inequality[…]
A myth is a legendary or traditional tale, which is usually believed by many people but is not true. A myth can be about a particular event or a hero having supernatural powers to explain some kind of natural or social phenomenon.
Ancient Greek Mythology is very rich and widely known around the world. People still have faith in few Greek myths. However, Greek Mythology is also full of weird tales which mostly contain the incestuous activities and bestiality that sometimes raise the question of the humanity and specifically on Greek culture. This article will explain few weirdest mythologies of Greeks. […]
The 20th century saw the spread of the most deadly form of tobacco use: cigarette smoking. Economic development further led to massive increases in male cigarette smoking in developing countries. Until the 1970s, no government took serious action to protect its citizens. Without drastic action to get current smokers to stop, the annual rate of Read more about Can Smoking be Prevented by Making Tobacco Illegal?[…]
A cashless economy is one in which all transactions are done using electronic substitutes of physical cash, such as credit and debit cards, e-banking, or virtual wallets. In a cashless economy, there are no bank notes or coins in circulation. Many developed countries have already converted their systems to a cashless economy. Sweden is one Read more about Cashless Economy[…]
A democratic political system is one in which the power to rule supposedly lies in the hands of citizens who have the freedom to choose their leaders. The word ‘democracy’ comes from the Greek word meaning ‘popular government’. Despite its supporters who keep talking about its theoretical benefits, democracy has a number of drawbacks as a Read more about Drawbacks of a Democratic Political System[…]
The hospitality industry orbits around two factors, the staff (employees) and the guests. The fact is that hospitality industry has become highly fast-paced and competitive and due to this, numerous of issues are faced on daily basis by HR department. The issues currently faced by HR in the hospitality industry are the usage of internet, Read more about HR Issues in the Hospitality Industry[…]
“Dear, why you always judge people from their clothing?” was something my friends used to ask me in my early teens, and they were right. To me, fashion represents the person itself and more like a body language. A form of non-verbal communication that presents a lot to the observer about the wearer. For me, Read more about My Statement of Interests[…]
Marijuana has been proven as Mother Nature’s medicine by numerous credible resources. In 2016, the sales of North American marijuana grew thirty percent along with the expansion of the legal market in the Canada and United States. It is also predicted that the sales will grow more by 2021. The practice of consumption, selling, and Read more about Is Marijuana Mother Nature’s Medicine?[…]
The standards that a group or an individual has related to what is evil, what is good or what is wrong and what is right is known as morality. Moral standards are those that are related to behaviors of individuals especially how they differentiate between wrong behavior and right behavior or bad behavior or good Read more about Non-Moral Standards versus Moral Standards[…]