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What are the merits and demerits of privatization of education?
For starters it puts education in the hands of people who can easily hire and fire teachers or raise their pay based upon results more easily than public educators. On the other hand public educators must educate all including special needs students or felons thus raising the costs. And public institutions rely on taxes and people may not raise taxes on themselves if they don't have kids in school or don't see public education as effecting them. Oh and private entities can contribute to political candidates so they have a power to get government help (texts, school bus service and lunches) while the public institutions are restricted in what they can do by way of lobbying or political contributions.
These have the power to make rules for large industries and businesses that affect the public?
Regulatory commissions have the power to make rules for large industries and businesses that affect the public.
If there is an increase in the money supply that causes money to lose its purchasing power and prices to rise?
It loses purchasing power.
What is the inherent power of taxation?
the power of the government or state to inforce and money mandatory or compolsory money contribution from the people to suppurt the needs of the nation.
What does meant by the purchasing power of money?
The purchasing power of money refers to the amount of goods and services that can be bought with a unit of currency. It is influenced by factors such as inflation, deflation, and changes in the economy. When prices rise due to inflation, the purchasing power of money decreases, meaning you can buy less with the same amount of money. Conversely, if prices fall, purchasing power increases, allowing you to buy more.
Explanation of article 9 section 3?
Congress has the power to appropriate public funds, borrow money on the public credit, and to promote education and health. NOTE: "to promote education and health" was later amended to read "to establish systems of social security and welfare"
What does power of the purse refer to?
Power of the purse is the influence that legislatures have over public policy because of their power to vote money for public.
What has the author Ellen Power written?
Ellen Power has written: 'Guerrilla mum' -- subject(s): Special education, Mainstreaming in education, Inclusive education 'Public libraries and life-long integrated education'
What is the difference between money and education?
Mony is power money is source of survivel source of fame
What is the differences between money and education?
Mony is power money is source of survivel source of fame
What is the meaning behind the phrase 'Power of the Purse'?
Power of the Purse is the control of the House of Commons over Public Expenditure.
What has the author Ralph Edwards written?
Ralph Edwards has written: 'Black power/white power in public education' -- subject(s): Case studies, African American school superintendents, Politics and education, Administration, Public schools
How did right wing money power affected public opinion during Vietnam war?
Marketing takes money.
Why is education power?
it gets you farther in life. without education,you cant get a good job, and without a good job you cant get anywhere and get no money
How did the city of phelidalphia change on lifetime?
The city phelidalphia changed by power money education and population
What is the motto of Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation?
The motto of Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation is 'The Buying Power behind the Public Sector'.
Who has the power to directly regulate drinking ages marriages and divorce laws and public education?
(in the US) It would be your state legislature.
