The Governors

Article Abstract:

The question of who really governs in Great Britain is proposed. An analysis reveals that no one answer will suffice. Each branch of government wields power, and is affected by the powers of other respective branches. The prime minister is the party leader, but has no department. The cabinet office is more powerful than its prime minister. Within the cabinet office are cabinet committees, who resolve the issues. Senior civil servants are criticized as governing the country. Their collective name is Whitehall. But overseeing Whitehall is the treasury, which controls all spending and can take its own initiatives.

Management, Laws, regulations and rules, National government, Federal government

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How can you have a bust if you never had a boom?

Article Abstract:

Russia is undergoing an economic crisis that has hindered banking operations, destroyed consumers' savings and ruined the value of the ruble. Russians are impacted in areas of everyday necessities, such as medical care, heat and electricity. Capitalism has not evolved in the new Russia which has depended in the past upon government subsidies and military contracts to keep industry and employment functional.

Economic aspects, Russia, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living

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Shorty and me

Article Abstract:

It is strange to look a photograph and realize that the child in it is now an adult. An adult muses on a childhood photograph and all the changes that have happened to him since it was taken.

Appreciation, Children

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