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Voters are to Blame for Bad Politics
by Terry Mitchell The politics of running for and holding elective office is influenced too much by the politics of power, influence, and money. But whose fault is it that such a condition exists? I believe voters have no one to blame but themselves. Economics and Politics of Regional Droughts
by Lance Winslow Droughts are becoming more severe, while water usage continues to climb. Large regional droughts take a huge toll on local economies. Learn more. Public Utilities, Monopolies and Problematic Structures
by Lance Winslow Public utilities and a problematic issue on the allowance of profits. We all know that if you are only allowed to make 15 percent profit as in the case of Utilities Companies then why not spend more money so you can make 15 percent go up. For instance if you make $100 which are only allowed to keep 15, that you make two hundred dollars, then you get to keep 30.
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