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What is Cryptocurrency: Everything You Need To Know [Ultimate Guide]

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No hat is cryptocurrency:  21st-century unicorn – or the money of the future?

This introduction explains the most important thing about cryptocurrencies. After you‘ve read it, you‘ll know more about it than most other humans.

Today cryptocurrencies have become a global phenomenon known to most people. While still somehow geeky and not understood by most people, banks, governments and many companies are aware of its importance.

In 2016, you‘ll have a hard time finding a major bank, a big accounting firm, a prominent software company or a government that did not research cryptocurrencies, publish a paper about it or start a so-called blockchain-project

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There is sole traders and partnerships, and two of them have advantages and disadvantages. I will start with an advantages for sole traders, there is just only one person in the business which will help you to make a faster decision, enjoy your profit (full), flexible timing route, in/out of business. also i would like to talk about disadvantages you will not have enough support if you work in your own, higher risk, it can be controllable (as insurance health found safety) and uncontrollable (as wether conditions), also as a disadvantage i would like to mention financial constrain, lack of loan facilities. Partnership business can include from 2 to unlimited members. also we mention a term like Deed of argument which mean legal document (date,profit,loss,witness statement). Finally i find an interesting for me the term sleep partners which mean- investors who don’t really do work in the business but support it with money. 

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There is sole traders and partnerships, and two of them have advantages and disadvantages. I will start with an advantages for sole traders, there is just only one person in the business which will help you to make a faster decision, enjoy your profit (full), flexible timing route, in/out of business. also i would like to talk about disadvantages you will not have enough support if you work in your own, higher risk, it can be controllable (as insurance health found safety) and uncontrollable (as wether conditions), also as a disadvantage i would like to mention financial constrain, lack of loan facilities. Partnership business can include from 2 to unlimited members. also we mention a term like Deed of argument which mean legal document (date,profit,loss,witness statement). Finally i find an interesting for me the term sleep partners which mean- investors who don’t really do work in the business but support it with money. 

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- Stanislav Kalmykov

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What is a consumer surplus in economics ?                  

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What is a consumer surplus in economics ?                  

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Answer consumer surplus represent the difference between what a customer is willing to pay for a product. (Pat )

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By Humera
Answer: Adam smith

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A corporation is legal entity that is separated from its owners.

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Natural resources
Human resources
Technology
Social & political factor
Capital formation

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Hong Kong
Singapore
New Zealand
Australia
Switzerland
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An economic system based on private ownership in terms of production and their operation for profit.
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what is the impact of water  scarcity?- by Taimur.s

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what is the impact of water  scarcity?- by Taimur.s

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In many developing countries, people are forced to drink low quality water from flowing streams, many of which are contaminated. There are many water-borne diseases that people die off. Less water also means sewage does not flow, and mosquitoes are other insects breed on still (stagnant) dirty water. The result is deadly malaria and other infections. Lack of water or quality water causes huge sanitation issues. Clinics, local restaurants, public places of convenience and many other places are forced to use very little water for cleaning. This compromises the health of the staff and people who use the facilities.