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Can a fifteen year old work with the government?
Well, you can actually join a "party", like the liberals or conservatives at the age of 14 years.
Would a push to reduce corporate taxes most likely be a liberal or conservative cause?
In today's environment both Liberals and Conservatives in Congress are looking to lower corporate tax rates. Both Liberals and Conservatives favor a simplified tax code that removes "special breaks" and "loopholes" that were put in the tax code passed by Congress over the years. That said, corporate taxes are part of the tax code and should be "fair." On the question of whether fairness includes higher overall taxes or lower overall taxes in respect to a new code Conservatives are more likely to be in favor of lower taxes and Liberals more likely to be in favor of higher taxes. For example, a corporate tax rate of 30% prior to closing loopholes and special breaks might be changed to 10% from the Conservative point of view and might be changed to 20% from the Liberal point of view. Both choices are lower than the original 30% but the Liberals want to pay for government and the Conservatives of today have been co-opted by the starve government folks who would take taxes below what was necessary to keep government providing services.
What English groups were supportive of the French Revolution during its early years?
Both the Liberals and the Radicals
How much does counselors make?
Statistically counselors are paid between $27,000 and $57,000 per year. The average is approx. $35,000 per year. Most counseling careers require at minimum a bachelors degree but preferably a masters degree, this requires 6 + years of higher education.
Who passed Medicare?
It passed in 1965 under a Democratic Congress. It was resisted for many years by conservatives who denounced it as"socialized medicine."
What month has the least birthdays?
February.....because it only has 28 days (29 on leap years). Statistically it has the least amount of birthdays.
How many years of education is required in Bolivia?
In Bolivia, the education system mandates a minimum of 12 years of formal education. This includes 6 years of primary education, followed by 3 years of secondary education, and an additional 3 years for high school or vocational training. Education is compulsory for children aged 6 to 14. However, many students may continue their education beyond this basic requirement.
How many years are greek students in school for?
Greek students typically spend 12 years in formal education, which is divided into primary education (6 years), lower secondary education (3 years), and upper secondary education (3 years). After completing upper secondary school, students can choose to pursue higher education at universities or technical institutions. Education is compulsory from ages 6 to 15.
How many years do kids have to go to school in Sudan?
Education in Sudan is free and compulsory for children aged 6 to 13 years. Primary education consists of eight years, followed by three years of secondary education.
How many years of education has Finland had?
Finland's education system is renowned for its emphasis on equity and quality, offering comprehensive education for approximately 10 years, starting with basic education at age 7. After this, students can choose to continue with upper secondary education, which typically lasts an additional 3 years. Therefore, students can complete up to 13 years of formal education before pursuing higher education or vocational training.
What are Japan's education levels?
Japanâ??s level of education was changed to 6 years of elementary, 3 years of junior high, 3 years of senior high and 4 years in University. Japanâ??s education system can be described as one of the best education system in Asia.
What did the Israelis do to try to win the Israeli voters' support?
This question, as posed, is unanswerable in any meaningful way. Israel (in its history of 64 years) has had over 35 political parties (of significance) that have run different campaigns in different districts in different time-periods. Israeli voters are also not one monolithic bloc (otherwise there would not be so many parties) and arguments which may hold sway over one group of voters would be strongly repulsive or irrelevant to another group. Like any other democratic country, Israeli politicians represent the hopes, dreams, goals, and ideals of the people who voted them into power. The most common "argument" between Conservatives and Liberals in Israel is over how to make peace most effectively with Arab countries. Liberals are known to embrace the land for peace stance and Conservatives are known to place an emphasis on peace first and then land.
