what are the three questions that every society must answer?
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['What should we produce?', 'How should we produce it?', 'For whom should we produce it?']
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['Do guns protect people or kill people?', 'Will racism cease to exist?', 'Why is beauty associated with morality?', 'Why do we respect the dead more than the living?', 'Does God have supreme power?', 'Will the world be a better place if caste and religion cease to exist?', 'What is the meaning of true love?']
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Three basic questions have to be addressed: What goods and services will be produced? How will these goods and services be produced? This means who will do the production and which methods of production will be used.
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['What goods and services should be produced? ( based on the needs/wants of the people in the civilization)', 'How should these goods and services be produced? (should we keep labor in the U.S. or in China?)', 'Who consumes these goods and services? (Who would get to purchase a luxury car?)']
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['"If you had a choice between two superpowers, being invisible or flying, which would you choose?" ... ', '"What was the last gift you gave someone?" ... ', '"How many square feet of pizza are eaten in the U.S. each year?" ... ', '"If you could compare yourself with any animal, which would it be and why?"']
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['Are you living a meaningful life? ... ', "What's the one thing you cannot live without? ... ", 'When is it acceptable, if ever, to disobey the law? ... ', 'What do you want your final words to be? ... ', 'What inspires you the most? ... ', 'What do you think are the 5 most beautiful things in the world?']
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[' What is the right time to begin something? Ans: Present Moment.', ' Who is the most important person to listen? Ans: Your companion, with whom you are now.', ' What is the most important job to be done?']
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These four central groups include: a) identity questions such as “What is human nature?” “Who am I?” and “What is my future?” b) questions related to social interaction such as, “Why are people different from one another?”; c) questions of adaptation such as “Why do people stay the same or change?”; and d) questions of ...
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['Who am I?', 'What is my real nature or identity?', 'What is the meaning of life?', 'What is the meaning of existence?', 'What is my greater purpose?', 'What is death?', 'What happens when I die?', 'Is there a god?']
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['Three questions to ask yourself about everything you do: What do I want? Why do I want it? ... ', 'Be aggressive about your ambition. Do not allow setbacks to set you back.', 'Understand your mistakes. Also understand others mistakes.', 'Three things that always hold us hostage: Finances – overcome the obstacles, shames, challenges.']
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['Population:', 'Territory:', 'Government:', 'Sovereignty:', 'State is the Natural Institution:', 'State is a Social Necessity:', 'Economic Necessity of State:', 'State secures Peace, Security and Welfare of all in Society:']
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Each of us must still ask, “What should I do?” This then is the most important question: “What are our obligations?” The question “What are our obligations?” satisfies all required criteria.
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["What are the target population's characteristics?", 'What are their needs?', 'What specific services are needed?', 'How could those services be provided? Through what mechanisms or arrangements?']
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['What is good?', 'What is real?', 'What is true?', 'What is fair?']
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What are three questions nations ask to define their economic system? 1) What goods and services should be produced? 2) How should the goods and services be produced? 3) For whom should the goods and services be produced and distributed?
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['What is your concept of marriage?', 'Have you ever been married before?', 'Are you married now?', 'What are your expectations of marriage?', 'What are your goals in life? ... ', 'Identify three things that you want to accomplish in the near future.', 'Identify three things that you want to accomplish, long-term.']
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['History: how a society came to be and how it is changing and how history is being made in it.', 'Biography: the nature of "human nature" in a society; what kind of people inhabit a particular society.']