What are economic citizenships? Why do individuals obtain these items? Why do countries issue them? What is the negative side of economic citizenships?
What will be an ideal response?
Economic citizenships may be offered by places in actual countries or fictitious countries. Individuals obtain them to avoid taxes or to conceal funds. Countries issue them to ultimately make profit. Economic citizenships can lead to various types of fraud including bank and insurance fraud.
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__________ is the legal and social process of becoming a parent
A. Group homes B. Foster care C. Halfway houses D. Adoption
Suppose that in 2015, the total value of all final services produced in a nation was $200 billion; the total value of all final goods produced in that nation was $400 billion; and the total value of all final goods and services produced by that
nation's firms in other countries was $300 billion. Gross domestic product (GDP) was A) $600 billion. B) $900 billion. C) $800 billion. D) $500 billion.
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A. Apprehending criminals and others who illegally attempt to enter the U.S. B. Investigating employers and targeting undocumented workers C. Seizing illegal drugs and other contraband D. Protecting U.S. agriculture from harmful pests and diseases