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Why do countries use anti-natalist policies and can you give an example of one?

If the birthrate in a country is too high, there will be many children, which will lead to a population explosion and a very rapid population growth - which may not be sustainable in terms of space or res...

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Answered by Emma F. Geography tutor
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What is the difference between a caucus and a primary in the US election process

A caucus includes several meetings between party registers. These meetings can take place over weeks and sometimes months, in which it is discussed and debated over who the should become the next presiden...

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Answered by Georgia S. Politics tutor
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What Components make up the Aggregate Demand Curve

Consumer consumption, Government Spending, Investment, Exports and Imports

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Answered by Georgia S. Economics tutor
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Explain Aristotle's Virtue Ethics

Aristotle saw eudaemonia/human flourishing as the supreme goal of human life. In order to achieve eudaemonia, one must be virtuous in all aspects of their life, making Aristotle's virtue ethics a wholisti...

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How do I write critically in an essay?

While mentioning limitations of research and theory is good, simply listing them does not show criticality. It is important to consider why limitations such as 'low ecological validity' are significant, s...

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Answered by Lydia M. Psychology tutor
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