"The Way We Really Are" - A Book Review
Review of Stephanie Coontz's "The Way We Really Are: Coming to Terms with America's Changing Families." — 1,644 words;
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It’s True: Market Economies (with Some Regulatory Oversight) Really Do Maximize Social Welfare
The following paper will look at how market economies really do maximize social welfare insofar as they get rid of inefficiencies, allow people the luxury of making free choices, and force people to take responsibility for their own health and not ... — 2,500 words; 4 sources; MLA
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Employment Standards in Ontario: Recent Changes and the Ongoing Debate over Whether Ontario is Moving Forward
The following paper will look at legislation which reshaped Ontario Employment Standards in the last decade and whether or not this legislation has really aided Ontario workers. Specifically, the paper will look at the 2000 Employment Standards Act ... — 1,750 words; 6 sources; MLA
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Journal Critique of Shearer et al’s, 2005 article, “Parents Perceptions of Changes in Mother-Child and Father-Child Relationships during Adolescence”
Parents invariably want to know what their kids think of this or that - but rarely do scholars take the time to really explore what parents think, especially when it comes to relationships between parents and children. With that in mind, Cindy L. ... — 750 words; 1 sources; APA
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Is A Eugenic Civilization What We Really Want?
A consideration of the problems associated with medical advances in unlocking the human genome. — 750 words;
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