(The) Balanced Budget Amendment
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8 pages of argument against the Balanced Budget Amendment. Makes very clear, concise points supported by statistics and historical facts. Bibliography lists 9 sources. (see more under category U.S. government & politics).
Filename: Balanbu2.wps

(The) Flat Tax Controversy
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9 pages in length. Paper defines the flat tax and presents an overview of its history and the various relevant proposals that have been created regarding its potential viability. The writer compares opposing viewpoints on the issue and then offers a well-thought conclusive opinion. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: Flattax.wps

1996 Presidential Race / A Question of Economy ?
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10 pages in which the writer examines the 1996 U.S. Presidential race as having largely been a question of economy. Clinton's role and ideology in U.S. economic policy are looked at as are Bob Dole's counter attacks. All are evaluated with respect to the election's outcomes. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: Election.wps

A Case for a Livable Wage
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This 3 page paper evaluates figures from a New Jersey town to demonstrate that people cannot live on minimum wage. A sample budget is drawn up for a Watchung, N.J. family. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: SA317wge.rtf

A Comparative Study of The Terrorist Attacks and Its Effect on Wall Street
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This 9 page paper provides an overview of the central arguments and accounting perspectives presented in two particular articles on the impacts of the World Trade Center tragedy on Wall Street. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: Mbstock.rtf

A Comparison of Data Requirements for Different Organizations
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This 3 page paper looks at reporting requirements for non-profit organizations. An organization aligned with the arts, and one that is a service organization is selected for comparison. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA816org.rtf

A Discussion on Income Redistribution
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This 14 page paper considers why income redistribution should be a public policy and what kinds of policies may be used to bring about equitable income distribution. The paper looks at different systems such as communism and the use of the Poor laws and the current model of the welfare state to consider the benefits and problem of income redistribution.
Filename: TEincred.rtf