This is an article I wrote for an essay and it is about how items can go scarce and affect people greatly. In this particular instance I am talking about money in the U.S.

A take on how resources affect revolutions.

During my fourth year in High School, we were asked to make a position Paper. This was my theory. It debunks the Idea of Scarcity. Here is a summary of the weak and strong points of the argument in table form. Hopefully, it will help.

This article is taken from a longer article titled "Making Me Poorer While Making Others Richer," an assignment on Economics and Business in our Specialized Reporting subject when I was still in college under Development Journalism, which, on that time, is a new course in our university. These seven paragraphs are the introduction of the longer article’s specific topic on sari-sari stores in San Roque, Northern Samar, Philippines.

A Better World is Possible.

Simply put, kerosene has flown away with the year 2010 and what is available is out of the reach of the poor.

Living in abundance is a choice. What a claim! If you live a hard, negative, unhappy life, it might be more of your fault than you though. Circumstances in life is not what should guide your happiness or unhappiness. You should take it on the other side. Circumstances happens in relation to what you have though before. Circumstance react to your thoughts and not you to circumstances.

This article explains why people feel a lack of peace and how this feeling prevents us from having peace. In this way it also suggests numerous simple ways to create the peace that we seek.

Homes, houses, buildings.

About me cleaning the bathroom, and how that relates to economics.