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What are the impacts on host countries of voluntary migration?

Using the UK as a case study, voluntary migration has benefits and costs to the host nantion. Voulntary migration can help balance demographic changes to sustain a healthy working age population. In doing...

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What is 'grouping' and how does it work?

Grouping is essentially factorisation, it's just the idea that ax + bx = (a+b)x, which we already know. But the difficulty is in recognising this relationship when x is more complicated, for example when ...

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What is a 'foolproof' way to balance any combustion reaction?

While balancing equations by 'observation' or 'trial and error' is possible for simple compounds, it helps to have a general method of balancing these equations, so that, regardless of how complicated an ...

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What exactly is utilitarianism, I thought the aim of all philosophy was to make us happy?

Utilitarianism is different from other moral theories because it sees happiness alone as the sole aim. Many other theories see duties as overriding happiness, and perhaps elevate virtue, honour or religio...

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Can you explain to me the difference between social democracy and new liberalism? They seem similar to me

In their policies, new liberals and social democrats might seem similar, and they certainly do cross over, such as in the 'third way' politics of Clinton and Blair. The difference, however lies in the rea...

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