… can be defined as the exchange of goods, services or capital between two interested parties, located within different national boundaries". (Fraser, Gionea, Fraser, 1999: p204). Australia is a relatively small country with its own resources.…

… government. Congress makes up the legislative branch, along with the executive and judicial branches. Opinions differ, but some say that Congress is the most powerful of the three. The Congress is defined by Article One of the Constitution. Briefly,…

… you is our omnipresent, leader, guide, shepherd and keeper, Big Government. Under the auspices of rooting out terrorism, the United States government has passed into law the USA/Patriot Act, which is the first step in ultimately alienating our god-given…

… power and citizens have little or no part in the political process. Authoritarianism is the opposite of democracy. Canada, on the other hand, is a democratic country that prides itself on citizens' opinions that have at least some part in the political…

… that the President be elected by means of an electoral college. Each state is allowed a certain number of "electors" (the state's number of Representatives plus its Senators), who then vote for the President. The electors vote based on the state's…

… undermines the citizens' involvement in government. The idea that a candidate can win the popular vote yet lose the election is ridiculous, and only through a system reliant on a popular vote based on a popular vote can the true will of the citizens…

… control of capital. A purely capitalist government has a free market and allows people to make money any way they see fit, unless it infringes on the rights of another citizen. The problem with capitalism is that it gives people too much freedom. Capital…

… 1 of the U.S. Constitution authorizes that the President be elected using the Electoral College. Whereby A certain number of electors (the state's number of representatives plus its Senators) in each state votes for the President. They vote based…

… Reserve System under their powers of government this is called an act of congress. The seven member Board of Governors united headquarters is in Washington D.C. There are twelve banks located in key cities all over the United States. The Federal Reserve…

… In the case of the U.S., that representation comes from the United States Congress. Congress was created through the Constitution as an intrinsic part of the government. The Constitution establishes a delineation of powers; Congress has three…