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    Just spending more for education or for medical insurance has not worked for us.

    Just spending more for education or for medical insurance has not worked for us. There's no reason to believe the federal rather than a state government could or would better or sooner devise a method to improve education and training systems. A democratic republics are very much dependent upon...
    • Supposn
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    • reporting standard testing standardization statistics
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    • Forum: Politics
  2. S

    Balances of trade understate their effects upon their nation's domestic production.

    Balances of trade understate their effects upon their nation's domestic production. Nation's balances of international trade are determined by the total net prices of their globally traded goods and service products which contribute to trade surplus nations' and reduce trade deficit nations'...
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    • costs economic gdp international jobs national production statistics trade
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    • Forum: Economy
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    Race Statistics are Overvalued

    Many have argued that race is not real and I would both agree and disagree. Race is real in a similar way to how state boundaries are real. Races are subjective categories defined by imaginary lines that define some people by skin color, some by ancestral origins, and some by community...
  4. RandomPoster

    Can anyone here help me with a probability question?

    Two arrays of 32 integers are generated with random values ranging from 0 to 255 inclusively. Each array is taken separately and used to construct an index array according to the following pattern. The index of the item with the smallest value in the randomly generated array is used to place a...
  5. OldLady

    CDZ Some Math Assistance Here, Please?

    Thought I might start a thread having to do with altering our stereotypes. So I have been in Statistics Land trying to figure out how many black Americans are actually on welfare. I have a big question, as often happens when I venture into statistics land: How can the numbers from various...

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