Back in the crosshairs

Article Abstract:

In several southern African nations, though the leopard, lion, rhino and elephant are considered an endangered species, hunting them is encouraged. Since large numbers of these wild animals are a threat to people and their livelihood, they are eliminated in controlled numbers in order to maintain a balance between people and animals. Moreover, hunting safaris generates millions of revenues for the local communities; the combined revenues for Namibia, Tanzania and South Africa amount to $100 million per year. There are however many concerns about legalizing the hunting of the protected species.

Government domestic functions, Africa, Hunting, trapping, game propagation, Hunting and Trapping, Hunting & Trapping, Protection and preservation, Hunting, Wildlife, Natural resource policy

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A farewell to Alms

Article Abstract:

The tax of New Jerseyan was $ 527 but it is hiked up to $ 2,900. Governor Richard J. Codey proposed budget of $27.4 billion for the national settlement against tobacco companies, the state would repay the money by hiking the tax from 10 to 12 on each cigarette.

New Jersey, Taxes, TOBACCO PRODUCTS, Tobacco farms, Taxation, Tax reform, Tobacco industry, Tax policy, Codey, Richard J.

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