School in different government based systems

Communism: (for example schools in China)
1. All school are equal
2. Government decided what you are going to study
3. Everyone doesn't have an equal opportunity
4. Only public school
5. Government controls wardrobe, all most every single school, if not all of them require students to wear uniforms
6. Government controlled courses
7. Chooses how long to attend school or work
8. All school paid for and provided by the government
Capitalism:
1. Public and Private school available
2. School systems based on who has money
3. Going to school is a choice, not enforced
4. Have to pay to attend school
5. You control all courses that you take
6. No government help or financial add when going to higher education
Socialism: (for example America)
1. Public and private schools
2. Students have options in what they want to do
3. Some school require uniforms, not all
4. Every one can attend schools
5. Government makes some learning mandatory such as; math, English, science, and history
6. Usually requires you to go to school to a certain age but are still able to drop out
7. Government help for higher education
Socialism+Capitalism:
1. Student has more room in choosing courses
2. Student can choose what career choice they want to follow
3. Can leave or drop out of school
4. Students pay for what education they want
Capitalism+Communism:
1. Government provides a schooling system
Communism+Socialism:
1. Both have public school
2. Possibly have to wear uniforms
3. Schools made to prepare students for workforce
4. Government has some control in courses
- There isn't really a full fledged capitalism school systems. Most school systems are a mix between social and capitalism. An example of this would be the U.S.   

Minimum Wage

I do not believe that we should raise minimum wage. If we raise the minimum wage to 15 dollars it will be harder for companies to pay all of there workers so they will probably have to lay people off. This will the raise unemployment. Also raising the minimum wage will cause the difference between rich and poor to increase. Also it will make it harder for unskilled workers to get jobs.
Also it is more expensive generally to live in an area with a higher minimum wage and the pverty is generally higher in those areas.
According to (www.aei.com) "The case against raising the minimum wage is straightforward: A higher wage makes it more expensive for firms to hire workers. How big an effect does this have on the job market? Economists debate this. But no one argues that increasing the minimum wage increases the number of unemployed workers who find jobs. In the end, the trade-off is clear. People who keep their jobs get more money; those who lose their jobs, or fail to get new ones, suffer." This is exactly why raising minimum wage is to harmful. It is going to cause more families to struggle instead of prosper.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/williamdunkelberg/2012/12/31/why-raising-the-minimum-wage-kills-jobs/
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-03/two-reasons-not-to-raise-the-minimum-wage.html
http://www.aei.org/article/economics/fiscal-policy/labor/why-we-shouldnt-raise-the-minimum-wage/

Stocks: Stocks are shares of companies that they sell. Then when they are purchased a person can use them to make money. When the stock value goes up you can sell the stock and make back what you spent and also what you made when the stock value increased. however stocks also work the other way. They do not always go up. At times stocks also decrease in value you and you can end up loosing money.

Dividends: I am not exactly sure what a dividend is but I think that it is something among the lines of being the money that a company makes and then has to pay to the share holders or they can reinvest the money they made back into the company.

Trades: Trades are when a person buys a stock but only for a short amount of time. The stock cheap knowing that it is soon going to drastically increase in value and then once it does they sell the stock. Trades are used to make quick cash. They generally do not make as large of a value as some one who has invested in stock, but they can still make quite a bit.

Catalyst: Catalysts are anything that can affect the stock market. They cause a reaction that can either increase or decrease the value of a stock. For instance on Halloween kit kat stocks will mostly likely go up because they will sell al larger amount of candy for the holiday, but if Halloween was on a Thursday instead of a Saturday they might not sell as much cause the stock not to rise. Halloween and the day it falls on would be a catalyst because it causes a change in the stock value.

Cost of lemonade

One cup of lemonade according to my calculations costs 65 cents.

The variables in selling lemonade is the weather primarily. The constants are the cups because they never go bad and are always the same and also the water. The perishables would be the ice, lemons and sugar.