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Experts estimate that businesses lose around $148 billion because of inefficient time card punching processes. How do business owners lose so much money to time card punching? Losses can be simplified to buddy punching and schedule exceptions, which are going to happen in almost every business. Buddy punching means that fellow coworkers will clock in for each other, and schedule exceptions happen as a result of employees clocking into work early or leaving work late. That results in paying for time that they weren 't there.

Even though the penny might not seem worth much but per taxpayer it adds up to sixty million dollars a year(Sommer). To produce a penny it will cost a lot of money and why should we wanna waste money on something that is not worth for what it is. Other than the pennies costing to much, other countries have released the penny from their countries. Many countries have stopped having the pennies without any major disasters.

The reason Teachers were quitting at such a drastic rate was mainly due to the fact that they were getting a lot less money under the reign of Hitler. Before Hitler’s reign teachers would be paid 2,000 marks a year but when Hitler came into power teachers were only getting 1680 marks per year. To try and fix this problem the German government brought in unpaid substitutes that were willing to work for a very small amount of

However German government printed more money to pay off the debt but it caused inflation. The government had 300 million papers and work 24 hours a day to pay a huge amount of debt. Germany wasn’t earning money properly, so it didn’t affect their wealth, which means they were still poor while they are keep making money. So prices of goods and education and services rose quickly. So many people didn’t go to the hospital, because it was too

“Between 1969 and 1996 the increase in American mothers’ paid work combined with a shift toward single-parent families has led to an average decrease of 22 hours a week of parental time available (outside of paid work) to spend with children” (Hochschild 189). The decline in family time hosts a lot of problems, including family failures and alcohol and drug abuse. Hochschild further stated, “The role of family in people’s idea of “the good life” decline while the importance of having money increased” (187). This can be connected to Blackmore’s description of memes and imitation, because people first have a belief of one thing but then moves on to the next belief. People moves on, or changes beliefs probably from being surrounded around other influences, or to keep up with the trend and relate to everyone else.

The Government, who would also pay a year of living expenses to this person. About 63 million Americans volunteer each year, and excess of 300 billion dollars are donated each year. Americans on their own see the good in giving and volunteering their time and/or money. I feel like knowing you are forced to do a service most people aren 't going to want to do is going to create a lot of emotional problems such as depression or anxiety, suicide would be a factor too. Volunteering time is something people like to do because of how the rewards feel.

Raising tuition year after year will cause a drop in applicants and affect current students’ retention rates. That is because tuition is already at an all-time high, making it harder for underfunded students to even think about entering higher education. Overtime students have grown increasingly frustrated with tuition rates. That is because in the past 20 years, "tuition increased twice as fast as the overall cost of living”

When you go to the store and buy a soda and the cashier says that is one dollar and six cents and you don’t have enough money only because of that one cent. America is making thousands of pennies every year yet nobody uses them. Pennies should be removed because they are a waste of materials, money and space. First, the penny is pulling the government deeper into debt because they cost to much to make.

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Tax rate was also interrupted from 72%to 28%. Now, when they started investing in money market which was a risky investment, they did not have money to cover the insurance funds. FSLIC was “ill equipped” as per the changed behavior of the thrifts. When FSLIC started to bail out in 1983, it costs FSLIC $20 billion but it had only $6 billion in reserve at that time which led to its bankruptcy.

The money from the merchandise being sold at games is hurting the team in salary wise because they have to do revenue sharing and from merchandise they make around 3.9 million in a 3 month period. An average person from experience and research spends around 120$ at a baseball game and around 200-400$ on tickets and where does this money go? The money is used to go to the team and to the players to be paid and to MLB themselves, MLB should take some money to keep their organization going but now it just got out of hand and the teams don 't have enough to pay their players with a contract. As an example if the Seattle Mariners best pitcher Felix Hernandez is being paid around 24 million and the MLB gives them a certain amount they have to pay the other players too. The food and merchandise that is sold at the games aren 't it, they have team stores.

With the economy in the turmoil that it is in America cannot continue to support these sentencing guidelines. The Mandatory Article Sentencing declares that the laws are becoming a huge drain on the Justice Bureau’s budget, and in 2012 the United States had far beyond more people incarcerated than any other country. Most of these prisoners are low-level drug offenders sentenced under mandatory sentencing guidelines with a cost draining on American taxpayers $6.8 billion a year, as of 2012. These costs do not seem to have a ceiling and continue eating up about twenty-five percent of the federal justice system’s yearly budget.

The couple was worried about how they are going to pay for the bill which was more than $400. They didn 't get to pay the bill because it was more than they have. On their last day, they counted the money they had so far and figure what they can pay with how much money they have. Her husband figured that it 's going to take them at least three month for them to fully pay all their bills with the job that they are having. The issues I saw when watching this show was; house, transportation, and health care.

Americans, when they get stressed they shop to counteract that stress, people buy items to help them. This is commonly known as “shopping overload”. Americans possess over one billion credit cards and over one million people go bankrupt every year, some of those one billion is thanks to poor management of their money because their money is on a card instead of in the form of paper. In fact, over one-fifth of Americans live in dying poverty. Americans

This creates problems because it adds to the eminence amount of tax dollars spent every year. In the article “The high price of incarceration in America” by Aimee shows that the average American taxpayer spends about $260 a year that is almost 80 billion dollars a year for incarceration (1). There have been many voters who have been trying to reduce the amount of mass incarcerations that have been going on since the 1980’s. The majority of prisoners who were released between 2014-2015 returned to crime but the rate that they were committing the crime and returning was dropped at an astonishing degree. In the article “Prosecutors Fight to Plan to Lower Drug Sentencing “ by Sari, Horwitz (1) shows how government officials are trying to cut back on the amount of long term sentencing for first time offenders.