However, in Canada today, civil (government) service payrolls continue to rise beyond any private sector jobs, many public services suffer due to budget cuts and the military is so under funded that any money spent on it now is a waste. ... Inherently, the current government is wasting the tax payer's money on pay increases for their own pockets. ... As a result, in the near future Canadians may suffer a shortage of skilled employees in the private sector, meaning less money for taxpayers, and less tax money to shell out to the federal employees. ... Additionally, the Iltis is due t...

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It is named this because this is the time where traditionalism has eroded greatly and individuals begin to invest and save due to excess of capital. ... The second major advantage is that because the employer pays less money to its laborers for this manufacturing it is able to keep production cost down and make the item more affordable to the consumer. ...

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For over 230 year, the poles of the Earth have been visualized by the world as white lands without economic potential, surrounded by massive ice where only native citizens traditionally know as Eskimos, passionate scientists and specific species of animals such as polar bears, narwhals and walruses live in. However, the picture of this territory has gradually changed over the past three decades. The melting of the Arctic ice caps has become a worldwide concern, not only in terms of the environmental risk that this event represents, but most importantly, it has been transformed into a global po...

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