Two main characteristics of public education can be highlighted, which form its foundation: centralized control over the form and nature of the teaching/learning process and financing through tax-based redistribution.
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Енергийни и геополитически промени - шисти
The International Energy Agency said in its latest forecast that the United States will become the largest oil producer by 2020.
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The Student Libertarian Club (SLC) – UNWE, with the assistance of the Institute for Market Economics (IME), invites you to a discussion on the topic "The Failure of the Education System and Possible Alternatives".
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Waiting for a letter from China: with the start of the 18th Communist Party Congress, access to Google was restricted.
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Over the past few weeks, we have repeatedly witnessed the obsessive infantility of the Bulgarian political system. This is, of course, the decision of the municipal councilors from the MRF in Kardzhali to vote with an "abstention" on the proposal to declare Gen. Vasil Delov an honorary citizen of the city.
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Analyzing all episodes of hyperinflation in human history, it is clearly seen that the increased money supply that led to this phenomenon was the result of financing government spending with newly created money.
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What conclusions can we draw from the past presidential campaign about the state of the political scene in the US?
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What exactly is the role of the modern state in the spiritual life of people? Isn't it time for the right to be a believer to stop being taxed?
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One factor that could increase oil supply is Mitt Romney's energy plan.
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One of the most striking characteristics of societies in crisis is their intolerance of the past. The end of the transition has not yet come.
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