The document describes a prompt asking the reader to envision their life 10 years in the future, including where they live, their job, family, transportation, and hobbies. It then asks how certain social and economic goals of the US government could support reaching that vision, and what regulations the reader would like to see established or removed. The reader responds that in 10 years they want to be a marine biologist living in the Versace Mansion driving a Mercedes, and that reducing taxes and having more effective law enforcement could help achieve this.

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Picture Yourself:
What will you be doing on this date 10 years from now? In the
box describe, paste pictures, or draw your work place, home,
Family, car, and leisure time activities. Be sure to include the
source for pictures from the web.
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Okay, so in the next ten years, I plan to be living in the Versace
Mansion on south beach, I want to be a marine biologist/
snorkeling instructor and I plan to be drive the newest
Mercedes Benz Gwagon.

2. How could the United States government support of the social
goals listed below help you reach your goal? What government
regulations would you like to see established? Would you like
to see deregulation? Be specific about the regulations to be
removed.
Goal Regulations or deregulation
needed
Economic Freedom We would need to drop the
amount of taxes paid because
it takes away from people’s
money.
Economic Efficiency We would still have to keep
things running smoothly some
how. Like a more advanced yet
easier to handle system.
Economic Equity
Economic Security MORE COPS DOING THEIR JOB
NOT ACTING LIKE THEY ARE.
Full Employment EVERYONE NEEDS SOME KIND
OF EMPLOYMENT! There is

3. always something for someone
to be doing.
Price Stability We need to produce things as
consistent as we can and limit
inflation as much as possible
Economic Growth Through all these changes we
must continue to grow and try
not to use all of our resources.