first-past-the-post (FPTP) electoral system. This system affects how different political parties fare in elections based on their regional vs. national support levels. FPTP rewards popular parties with a consistent and wide distribution of support or regionally concentrated support, while limiting the success of less popular parties with support spread out across the country. This paper attempts to prove its thesis by first examining the characteristics (including pros and cons) of the FPTP system and
Name: Sydney Levine Course: POS2041 Date: 04/02/15 The Pros and Cons of Term Limits in Office The issue of term limits, which could be easier, understood as the mandatory restrictions on the time horizon that Congress members should remain in office, has been a public debate for decades and centuries. Different political experts have held different positions concerning the issue. Some are for the idea that office limits are healthy and others continue to argue that they are not healthy, particularly
1. Introduction: People talk about taxes, complain about it, and attempt to evade them. Businesses are affected by taxes, in how they organize their activities and in the incentives of investing. Generally, the tax structure has to be tailored considering the country's economic structure, its capacity to generate revenue from them, its public service needs, ability to collect them and a myriad of other factors. The main purpose of taxes is to create sufficient income to finance the government services