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1. The document compares the economic and social proposals of presidential candidates Juan Manuel Santos and Antanas Mockus in Colombia. 2. On economic proposals, Santos does not want to raise taxes while Mockus proposes creating new taxes and raising existing tax rates. 3. On social proposals, Santos focuses on health prevention campaigns and universal health coverage while Mockus wants to improve women's health and sexual education. Both aim to increase access to education. 4. The student would vote for Santos because they believe his proposals are better for Colombia and he is the best option, while Mockus is seen as akin to Chavez.
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Both Santos and Mockus propose reforms to Colombia's economic, education, housing, and healthcare systems. However, they differ in their specific approaches. Santos does not want to raise taxes but improve collection, while Mockus proposes new taxes. For education, Santos focuses on creativity and resources for students, while Mockus considers privatizing schools. They both aim to improve housing but Santos provides a target number of new homes while Mockus wants to increase subsidies. Their healthcare proposals both pursue quality and coverage, but Mockus emphasizes prevention and stakeholder input. The student would not vote for either and instead favors Vargas Llleras as a leader with good plans and experience combating terrorism.
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1. Mockus' economic proposals focus on rationalizing public spending through transparency and collecting unpaid taxes. Santos proposes creating 2 million jobs through infrastructure projects and maintaining stability for foreign investment.
2. Their proposals differ on tax policy - Mockus supports introducing new taxes while Santos does not.
3. For education, Mockus aims to improve preschool coverage and quality of public education. Santos focuses on English skills and job training. Their health proposals also differ, with Mockus seeking a revision of the subsidized system.
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Santos focuses on helping the poor through bank loans for productive activities and jobs created through oil and gas exploration. Mockus wants balanced economic policies that improve growth and opportunities through education, science, technology and productive policies, alongside improved tax collection and management. They differ in their approaches, with Santos emphasizing loans and jobs, and Mockus prioritizing education and improved fiscal policies. Both want to improve education, health and housing, but propose different methods, with Mockus focusing on management improvements and budget optimization, while Santos emphasizes testing and specific responsibilities. The author would vote for Mockus to improve education for all, stop corruption, and make Colombia safer through its social and cultural development.
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THE RECENT SLOWDOWN IN
THE WAR ON POVERTY 50
YEARS LATER:
A PROGRESS REPORT
The Council of Economic Advisers
January 2014
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Executive Summary
“Unfortunately, many Americans live on the outskirts of hope—some because of their poverty,
and some because of their color, and all too many because of both. Our task is to help replace
their despair with opportunity. This administration today, here and now, declares unconditional
war on poverty in America. I urge this Congress and all Americans to join with me in that effort.”
- President Lyndon B. Johnson, January 8, 1964
Fifty years ago, in January of 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared a “War on Poverty”
and introduced initiatives designed to improve the education, health, skills, jobs, and access to
economic resources of those struggling to make ends meet. While there is more work to do, in
the ensuing decades we have strengthened and reformed many of these programs and had
significant success in reducing poverty. In this report, the Council of Economic Advisers presents
evidence of the progress made possible by decades of bipartisan efforts to fight poverty by
expanding economic opportunity and rewarding hard work. We also document some of the
key steps the Obama Administration has taken to further increase opportunity and economic
security by improving key programs while ensuring greater efficiency and integrity. These steps
prevented millions of hardworking Americans from slipping into poverty during the worst
economic crisis since the Great Depression.
Poverty has declined by more than one-third since 1967.
The percent of the population in poverty when measured to include tax credits and
other benefits has declined from 25.8 percent in 1967 to 16.0 percent in 2012.
These figures use new historical estimates of the Census Bureau’s Supplemental Poverty
Measure (SPM) anchored to today’s poverty thresholds. The SPM is widely
acknowledged to measure poverty more accurately than the official poverty measure,
which excludes the value of refundable tax credits and benefits like nutrition assistance
and has other limitations.
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people in each year since 1967 would have had inflation-adjusted family resources
below the 2012 SPM poverty thresholds.
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hardships of living below the poverty line, including 13.4 million children.
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over a 20-year period. About 40 percent of the differences in parents’ income are
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- 1. Teacher: Diego Villamisar By: Sarah valentina Rodríguez Díaz
- 2. Questions State and develop two of the main economic proposals of Santos and Mockus Compare and look for differences State and develop two of the main social proposals of each candidate, meaning education, healt and housing Compare and look for differences Should you have the opportunity to vote for either, for whom would you vote State three reasons to give a backing to your answer.
- 5. Children have the right to be wanted or desired, making it an urgent public on sexual and reproductive health.
- 6. Juan Manuel Santos: 1. will conduct awareness campaigns and processes to reach all households in areas such as sex education, healthy eating habits and promoting sport and healthy living. We will do a culture of prevention.
- 8. Housing creates jobsThe implementation of the entire housing program will take the country to build between 200 and 300 000 solutions each year. The process of building the same may generate more than 600 000 direct jobs per year.
- 9. Antanas Mockus: 1. Increase the public budget for social housing, resources and forms of subsidies and strengthen the capacity of public banks to meet credit demands, focusing its application in population with the greatest deficit.
- 11. For a young academic and professional vocation to move forward, you need access to university education. The major bottlenecks for underprivileged youth access to higher education are not only direct educational costs, but the need to earn an income while studying.
- 12. Today, 70% of university and higher education is only 30% are technical or technological. We recognize the importance of technical or technological education and thereby increase its stake to 50% of educational provision giving incentives to young people and institutions who prefer this alternative, in many cases, is more efficient. It is essential equity of access, because if the beneficiaries of the education programs are not the poor, perpetuating poverty.
- 13. Antanas mockus
- 15. Answer 5 I would vote to Juan Manuel Santos
- 16. Answer 5 Because Santos has better proposal than Antanas Mockus Because Santos is the best option to be elected Because Antanas Mockus is like a Chavez