Population Term Papers Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Today, in the era of high technology, advanced manufacturing, communications and accessible information, natural resources do not play a paramount importance, as it was in the beginning of the last century. Indeed, one can find many examples of resource-rich countries, which remain on the margins of the global economy. Nevertheless, one cannot say with absolute certainty that in the modern world the value of natural resources is reduced, because some of them are the main factors of human development, such as land and water. Fresh water is an indispensable resource necessary for the development of agriculture and industry.
On Continue reading...

‘Instructor’s Name’

‘Subject’
The challenges and issues for Youths in Ukraine
Introduction
Ukraine is an east European country, currently undergoing a political and social turmoil. It borders Russia and for the past ten months is in the midst of a civil unrest. In the year 2014, the pro-Russian president, Yanukovych, was ousted and was replaced by Poroshenko, a pro-European Union candidate. Today, the future of Ukraine is still murky because of the war with the separatists. This essay attempts to assess the opportunities and threats that are in front of a Ukrainian youth in the present political and economical situation.

Ukraine – An overview

Ukraine Continue reading...

Abstract

The United States of America has one of the most dismal criminal rate statistics. Many thousands formerly convicted persons are released annually. For the vast majority of them, especially for those who served long terms, successful re-integration to the society is often positioned as a task of considerable complexity (Alexander, 2011).
This paper examines the problems commonly faced by the ex-offenders in the housing, employment, electoral rights and possibility of military service contexts. They consider that after their release from the penitentiary institutions they “are rejected by the society, “unjustifiably stigmatized” and “all opportunities for a decent, well-paid employment Continue reading...

UniversityCanadian Immigration Impact on Economy

OUTLINE

Abstract

Introduction
Immigration Policy Change Overtime
Impact on the Labor market
Positive Effect on Immigration
Negative Effect on Immigration
Conclusion
ABSTRACT
Canada is a rich multinational and multicultural country, mostly proud of its immigrants and immigration policy. Its history starts with Europeans, seeking for a better life, the slaves from the United States, the Chinese workers, refugees, and others. A peaceful and fully multicultural, Canada accepts different immigrants, who still add to its diversity and, at the same time, create the strong and unique identity. Regarded as the highest immigrant country per capita, it annually hosts 25000 new immigrants, Continue reading...

Introduction

Healthcare systems are some of the most imperative social systems that support the well-being of a nation or a society (Swayne et al, 13). The concept of a national healthcare system basically involves infrastructures, efforts, policies, facilities as well as knowledge and skills applied to provide healthcare services to a specific population. In most cases, healthcare systems are governed and managed by three main bodies i.e. governments, private organizations as well as non-governmental organizations (Swayne et al, 14). Over the years, healthcare systems have undergone major transformations, especially those facilitated by the occurrence of technological advancements as well as Continue reading...

Insight into Restaurant Customer’s Needs

Research Methodology.3
Procedure..3

Measures3

Analysis4
Data Analysis5
Conclusion.6
Insight into Restaurant Customer’s Needs

Research Methodology

Restaurant diners have an ideal for their dining experience. They have expectations regarding service, food selection, price and quality. In order for a restaurant to compete in the market, they must understand what the majority of diners are looking for, and take action to cater to their customer base. The purpose of this research is to determine differing factors in the dining experience, and how important they are to the diner.
Diners at the Prime Grill restaurant were asked to fill out a short survey. The Continue reading...

Health Population and Child Development

Various studies are being made to address various needs of individuals. Some choose to fight for equality while some for human rights. One of the most famous studies that is being done in rich countries involves the effect of income inequality in different aspects of human life (Mackenbach, 2002).
In 1992, the British Medical Journal (BMJ) published a report that showed that among the nine industrialized Western countries, there exist a strong negative correlation between inequality and life expectancy which translates less income to higher life expectancy. After their first release few more studies and reports followed discussing conventional Continue reading...

Introduction

Unemployment is a social and economic phenomenon in which part of the working population has no use to his own labor, not getting a job, the reason for this is the excess of the number of job-seekers over the number of available jobs.
Before proceeding to the consideration of the nature, causes, types and consequences of unemployment, consider what is meant by the word "unemployed" in different countries.
"Unemployed", as defined by international organizations (ILO and the Society for Economic Cooperation and Development), are people who are unemployed, who are available for work and looking for work in the Continue reading...

Are the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer still today?

Introduction
At the onset of globalization, free trade, multiculturalism, and liberal market fundamentals, one cannot help but assume that each and every economy is doing better than before. It leads us to believe that with the growing mobility, aided by advanced skills and technology transfer, and other empowering instruments of a global village, people should be richer or well off. However, this is not often the case. Poor people like the Africans still need foreign aid up until now. Developing countries remain developing. In the micro economic level, one may say that the rich people still become richer while Continue reading...

INCA CIVILIZATION

Inca Civilization
Ancient Latin American civilizations are of the great interest to scientists. Incas - the creators of one of the mightiest civilizations in South America. They reached a highly developed social structure, conducted complicated surgeries, mastered the art of mummification and built stone structures without using cement. This civilization has left majestic monuments such as Machu Picchu and Pisac. And yet, having a powerful centralized state, the Incas were conquered by a small force of Spaniards.
The word “Inca” could mean “king” or “ruler”. Thus, the Inca is the name of the aristocracy class - the descendants of Continue reading...

Discussing the Benefits of Community Preventions of Communicable Disease

You’re Name
INTRODUCTION
The average human beings on a day-to-day basis spend a great deal of time thinking about he potential threats, dangerous scenarios of communicable, infectious disease. Most are unaware of just how many diseases and the viruses that cause them that could, in fact, decimate populations, destabilize societal structures and cause rampant loss and mass panic. Some so dangerous they could run through a population before any means of curing the disease can even begin. Average people assume, particularly, in the United States, and other developed nations, that they are safe from and impervious to such Continue reading...

Freedom is a concept that that has no universally accepted definition. The definition is fluid and changes from one group to another. The definition of freedom by women in the 18th century entailed having the ability to choose and participate in determining their own rights. The laws as they existed then did not give any allowance for the women to participate in debates about their own rights. The problem was more pronounced with the black women who were battling with being black and also being women.
After they were set free from slavery they would still receive discriminatory treatment Continue reading...

Situated in the Western part of Hispaniola Island, Haiti is the first country to get independence from Latin America. It is the place where Columbus arrived and discovered the New World. The indigenous population is known as Taino; they are known to speak Arawak language. The native population has experienced extinction because of the diseases spread due to mass migration of foreigners in the country. According to the statistics, Haiti was home to around 10.56 million people in 2014. The nation experiences a unique culture and traditions with significant effect of French colonization. The culture resembles a mix of Continue reading...

Sommeiller and Price states that “due to great recession, all levels of income growth get dropped and uneven, however recovery took stand in the year 2009” Moreover, the statistics of year 2012 indicates that there were large gaps embracing on inequality in New York and Connecticut (3).
United States is facing significant inequality in the last few decades, and there is no statistics to reverse it back. There was a vast tendency of uneven income disparity in the year of 1979 to 2007. According to the study of economists, out of total income, 95 percent of the income was Continue reading...

Introduction

In this paper we apply the basic techniques of statistics and probability theory related to a real world problem. The research is related to substance abuse as a problem at universities and colleges of the United States. Many companies are really worrying about the impact of substance abuse on their future employees. It was reported that 46% of the United States students have been involved in some type of substance abuse. In this case we consider Rocky University. We would like to investigate is substance abuse is a real problem in this university or it is not a major Continue reading...

Cost of Accidents

Abstract
Road transportation is the backbone of trade, access to markets, education and health care. The worldwide number of road deaths is an unacceptable 1.24 million per year. Comprehensive road safety laws cover only 7% of the world’s population. Casualties from road accidents are invariably those who are in the lower classes of society. 518 Billion Dollars is the estimated cost of accidents worldwide.
Cost of accidents can be worked out in many ways. The ‘Gross Output’ or ‘human capital method’ entails costs to be divided into those that cause a diversion of current resources and those that Continue reading...

The Effects of the Economic Crises and Recessions on Russia’s GDP Growth Rate since the Past 25 Years

Introduction on Macroeconomic Indicators
There are many factors that an economist, analyst, or even business strategists can use to describe the relative health or status of a country’s economy. Some of the most commonly used economic indicators in assessing the current economic situation in a country include but may not be limited to the annual GDP growth rate (i.e. real, nominal, or on a per capita basis), the unemployment rate, the volatility indexes in the financial and commodities market, the debt to GDP ratio, and the outstanding monetary and fiscal policies in the national and international markets.
In Continue reading...

Financial Consultant

Before starting the consulting business, it is imperative to discuss the actual nature of the job. A financial consultant is the one who is known in the given field with different names like financial advisor, financial planner and sometimes, personal financial consultant. The business and its very nature are related to sales of financial products. A financial consultant or advisor usually helps people to choose among different profitable investment opportunities, insurance and other numerous products of the financial industry. Apart from offering consulting services, financial planners help their client to fund their college education, plan their retirement and make Continue reading...

Throughout their history, countries may develop as autonomous, semi-autonomous, or dependent states. As such, they have a privilege of pursuing their own vector of development, have it determined by dominant political administrations, or have a partially allowed discretion. Some countries or regions go on to wrest their fate from the firm grip of a superior political master while others languish in their roles of other states’ political satellites. Catalonia is a region in Spain with its unique culture, linguistic abundance, a historical legacy, and economic potential. Still, its history is rather an endless series of periods, over which political Continue reading...

According to McFerran in the ”A Dictionary of Nursing,” plastic surgery is “the reconstruction of parts of the body deformed or damaged by burns, major accidents, or cancer” and birth defects. In the Oxford Dictionary of English, plastic surgery refers to “the process of reconstructing or repairing parts of the body by the transfer of tissue, either in the treatment of injury or for cosmetic reasons”. Presumably, when a person seeks plastic surgery to fix a deformation after an accident or battled illness, societies will offer their support. After all, the plastic surgery in such cases attempts to reconstruct Continue reading...