大學assignment：提高家庭收入控制犯罪
大學assignment：提高家庭收入控制犯罪
政府自身無力應對不斷增加的移民，造成了一定的損失。腐敗作為發展中國家不可分割的一部分，使不平等現象更加嚴重，甚至更難消除，甚至難以持續減少。不平等的加劇導致窮人不斷縱容犯罪，導致法律和秩序問題，並使本已無能的市議會和市警察部門(諾爾、斯蒂芬妮)承受更大的壓力。這就形成了一種不理解法律及其執行的惡性循環。下面的圖表顯示了加拿大是如何應對其城市日益加劇的不平等問題的。富人越來越富，幾乎所有其他階層的收入都在逐漸下降。這對國家來說是一個壞兆頭，可能會導致意想不到的後果，如犯罪、違法、腐敗和社會分化。安大略的人均家庭可支配收入下降了近20%，低於全國平均水平，這是加拿大經濟停滯的主要原因。
安大略最近特別注重創新驅動，改革其規章制度，用就業援助支持企業增長，並投資近4億美元發展工人的技能，這些都是推動其經濟發展的目標舉措(“企業增長倡議”)。如果其意圖和行動與對預期目標的一致關注相一致，這可能會推動其經濟的競爭力。然而，考慮到加拿大對美國和歐洲等主要市場的相互依賴，這些國際市場的任何波動肯定會迫使安大略對其投資計劃進行不必要的修訂。安大略還不能確定它的核心能力，就像世界上每個城市都有一個特定的能力來建設它的主要基礎設施和為全面發展積累財政資金。無論是食品、食品生產、技術、工程，還是任何其他基礎廣泛的行業，比如能源和消費品，安大略都不會增長，除非它發現並利用其內在優勢，在全球範圍內以更高的利潤率進行營銷。
大學assignment：提高家庭收入控制犯罪
Governance takes a toll on its own inability to handle the incessant rise of migrants, and corruption being an inseparable part of developing countries makes inequality worse and even more difficult to erase, or to even consistently reduce. The thriving of inequality gives rise to constant indulgence in crimes by the poor, resulting into law and order issues, and more stress on the already incapable city council and city police departments (Knoll, Stefanie). This becomes a vicious cycle which does not understand law and its enforcement. The below chart shows how Canada is battling with the issue of rising inequality in its cities. The rich are getting richer, and almost all other classes are gradually declining in their earnings. This is a bad sign for the country and may result into unexpected consequences like crime, breach of law, corruption, and a large divide in society. Ontario’s decline in per capita household disposable income by almost 20% and going below the national average is the main reason for Canadian economy’s stagnation.
The recent drive for Ontario’s specific focus on innovation drive, reforming its regulations, supporting business growth with employment assistance, and investing almost $400 million in skill development of its workers are target moves to give a push to its economy (“Business Growth Initiative”). This may push the competitiveness of its economy if the intent and actions are aligned with a consistent focus on the desired objectives. However, considering Canada’s interdependency on major markets like the US and Europe, any fluctuations in these international markets will assuredly enforce an undesired amendment in Ontario’s investment plans. Ontario has not been able to identify its core competency, like every city across the world has a specific competency with which it builds its primary infrastructure and accumulates financial funds for overall development. May it be food, food production, technology, engineering, or any other broad-base sector like energy and consumer goods, Ontario will not grow unless it identifies and capitalise on its internal strength that may be marketed worldwide with superior margins.
