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What group of people would not benefit from HUD?
The wealthy.
What does it mean when people say decisions are made for the common good?
I would say it means that rather than thinking of what would benefit them the most they decided what would benefit the group the most.
What group of Athenians benefit from democracy?
The simple people
What type of people would benefit most from using mascara?
People with short eye lashes would benefit from using mascara.
What is the main feature of public nterest groups?
They benefit people within the group and many people in general.
How would people benefit from having computer skills?
You would get spell check and properly spell benefit.
What is the benefit of group therapy?
The main benefit group therapy may have over individual psychotherapy is that some patients behave and react more like themselves in a group setting than they would one-on-one with a therapist.
What kinf of interest group is the American assotion of retired person?
It is an advocacy group for the benefit of retired people and those over 50.
What is social capital?
Social capital refers to the networks and relationships individuals have with others in their social environment. It encompasses the trust, norms, and mutual assistance that exist within these connections, which can lead to valuable resources and support being exchanged. Strong social capital can enhance opportunities for cooperation, information sharing, and collective action within a community or group.
How does common good effect us today?
The term common good means that we do something that will be a benefit for all people in a society or group of people. The no matter our differences we work together for all to benefit.
What problem occurs when those who do not join or work for the benefit of a group still benefit from that group's activity?
Free-rider
Which group did benefit from Woodrow Wilson's progressive policies?
Minorities did not benefit.
