"There is a growing debate about labor unions becoming too powerful. Larger unions engage in lobbying activities and electioneering at the state and federal level. Proponents believe that labor unions promote economic equality by working for the well being of the labor. Opponents argue that...
"Labor Unions negotiate with corporations, businesses and other organizations on behalf of labors. Unions can help workers in realizing their rights. They mostly demand increased pay and benefits for workers and help them with grievance resolution. However, Unions have their own hierarchy and because of various...
"Wall Street helps companies go public and attracts investors. It has garnered trust worldwide. Wall St. executives earn at least 1% of the assets under their care apart from their huge 6 figure salaries. Due to such high incentives at times Wall Street executives indulge...
"Wall Street is a hub of financial markets of the United States and the American financial services industry. It is undoubtedly a significant contributor to the U.S economy. It helps companies go public and attracts investors. It has garnered trust worldwide. However, we cannot ignore...
"A deep state is a form of clandestine government made up of hidden or covert networks of power operating independently of a nation's political leadership, in pursuit of their own agenda and goals. Mike Lofgren, a former Republican U.S. congressional aide, defined the deep state...
"Collective actions by ordinary people have led to regime changes throughout the world. Most powerful democracies bow down to its citizens. However, authoritarian and totalitarian governments are also known to ignore common welfare in pursuit of a personal agenda. Do you think your voice matters? Or You...
"Kakistocracy, a term coined in the 17th century has gained significant use in the twenty-first century to criticize populist governments emerging in different democracies around the globe. It is a system of government which is run by the worst, least qualified, or most crooked officials....
"The foremost goal of every publicly-owned company has invariably been to maximize shareholder value by creating as much profit as possible. Corporations in the U.S. made gains of around 2.32 trillion U.S. dollars in the third quarter of 2018. Then again, a very valid question...
"Corporations have invested in medicines, technology, media, science, sports and practically every other domain we can think of. The same corporations are significant contributors to political funding. The principal goal of every publicly-owned company has invariably been to maximize shareholder value by creating as much...
"The foremost goal of every publicly-owned company has invariably been to maximize shareholder value by creating as much profit as possible. However, many companies have begun to balance this primary objective by contributing towards social and environmental goals that promote the public interest while increasing...
"Taxations, regulations, and subsidies are some of the policies used by the government to regulate the free market economy. Proponents consider regulations necessary to ensure quality and best practices. Opponents believe regulations hurt the free market economy and make trade difficult. What do you think? Should the...
"There are multiple authorities which regulate businesses in the United States. EPA establishes and enforces environmental regulations. The Federal Trade Commission monitors business practices regarding privacy protection. Proponents consider such regulations essential for the well being of the people and a stable economy. Opponents believe over-regulation...
"Bureaucracy refers to both a body of non-elective government officials and an administrative policy-making group. Voters did choose President Trump, and other cabinet ministers but the decisions made by them are executed by a group of bureaucrats in various departments. Federal government policies, if not...
"Businesses create job opportunities, generate revenue and pay taxes. Successful businesses contribute toward a stable economy. However, there are a variety of other factors that determine the strength of a nation. What do you think? Is the strength of our country based on the success of...
"Following the September 11th attacks of 2001, domestic and international mass surveillance capabilities escalated intensely. USA PATRIOT Act and FISA Amendment Act's PRISM surveillance program was introduced which allowed metadata collection of nearly every citizen. Proponents claim that this practice is essential to track suspected terrorists....
"Welfare dependency is the state in which an individual is reliant on government welfare benefits for their income for a prolonged period, and without which they would not be able to suffice their daily expenses. The United States Department of Health and Human Services defines...
"Hunger, poverty, and homelessness in the United States is an issue that affects millions of Americans. The most common needs of a citizen are timely meals and a place to sleep. Proponents consider this as a government responsibility. Opponents believe this to be a temporary solution...
"Should Government help more needy people even if it means deeper debt? The Social Safety Net of the United States comprises numerous Welfare Programs to shield low-income Americans from poverty and hardship. The programs are meant to be a safety net to catch Americans if they...
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