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mercoledì 13 maggio 2009
Domande di Diritto dell'ultima tornata in vista dell'esame
Qui di seguito vi comunico le domande di Diritto e Scienza delle Finanze che la nostra prof (commissione interna) ha chiesto questa sera, tra parentesi c'è una traccia per la risposta):
- Aspettio giuridico dell'economia pubblica (diritto finanziario= amministrativo, tributario, costituzionale artt. 53 e 81)
- Il bilancio dello stato (di competenza, per cassa, preventivo e consuntivo)
- requisiti del bilancio (-universalità, specializzazione, annualità, integrità)
- Il Consiglio Superiore della Magistratura
- Lo Cnel (organo ausiliario, consultivo e che ha iniziativa di legge)
- chi altri ha l'iniziativa di legge (parlamento, governo, cittadini, regioni)
- Differenze tra procedura e speciale (sede referente e sede deliberante)
- Il Governo che tipo di leggi può fare ( decreti legge e decreti legislativi)
- inamovibilità e indipendenza dei giudici
- Il Parlamento: elettorato attivo e passivo
- I ministri con portafoglio (la Carfagna ha il portafoglio?)
- Il funzionamento della Corte Costituzionale
- Organizzazione delle Regioni, Provincie e Comuni( consiglio, giunta e presidente)
- Quali sono gli operatori economici?
- Tipologia dell'imposta (dirette ed indirette)
- Differenza tra tassa ed imposta
- Reddito (lavoro= salario e stipendio, impresa=profitto, Capitale= interessi, immobiliare=rendita)
- Elementi dell'imposta ( soggetti, aliquota e presupposto)
- criteri di progressività
- Poteri del Presidente della repubblica)
- Art. 13 (responsabilità personale)
- Art 3 (LIBERTA')
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venerdì 24 aprile 2009
Calendario verifiche orali Inglese
giovedi 7/05 AHAMAD
HU
MARGINI non sono permessi cambi, malattie finte
PAVANI
Martedi 12/05 GERMI
GORSCOVA
MARTORIELLO
SOMMA (in questo girone sono concessi tre moduli orari)
Giovedì 14/05 GLUSHENCO
MELLONI
PAPUSOI
SALVARANI (denominato anche il girone di ferro)
Martedì 19/05 CAMPO
CASALI
CROCOLI
ROJAS
La Romanini è in stand-by perchè fin che non chiarisce la storia della sua Laurea presa senza la licenza media...
- political structure of the UK,
- Monarchy
- Parliament
- Government
- political parties (text book, photocopies)
- Banking services, e-banking
- methods of payment, (letter of order: quando lo faremo).
Buon lavoro a tutti
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mercoledì 15 aprile 2009
WATER: A BASIC RIGHT-esercitazione III prova
WATER: A BASIC RIGHT
Two thirds of the Earth's surface is covered by water, but only 2,5% of this is fresh water. In many countries in the world there isn't enough water and the situation is going to get worse. It is believed that climate change will lead to more droughts and cause a 20% increase in water scarcity, especially in the Middle East, Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, and at the same time the world's population will increase. Some people think that, in the future, water will be so precious that there will be water wars. Yet today there is enough water in the world for home, farms and factories.
The basic problem is the unequal distribution and bad management of water: basically the rich have enough, while the poor do not. According to the World Health Organisation, all people should have a minimum of 20 litres of water a day; in Europe people use 200 litres and in the USA 400 litres. But at present 1,1 billion people in the developing countries do not have enough water. What is really shocking is that water is sometimes more expensive for poor people: for example, those living in slums in Indonesia or Kenya pay more for water than people in London or New York. This is because their house are not connected to water networks, so they have to buy water from vendors.
Yet there are ways of solving the problem: creating more effective irrigation systems; reducing water pollution; promoting international collaboration to distribute water more fairly. Some countries such as Colombia, Morocco and Uganda have adopted innovative strategies and have achieved improvement in access to water. But not enough is being done. To quote the UNESCO Human Development Report 2006: “Like hunger, deprivation in access to water is a silent crisis experienced by the poor and tolerated by those with resources, the technology and the political power to end it.”
Answer the following question with your own words as far as possible.
1. Why could there be water wars in the future? (Max 8 lines)
2. Why do poor people sometimes pay a lot for water? ( Max 6 lines)
3. How could the situation be improved? (Max 8 lines)
Two thirds of the Earth's surface is covered by water, but only 2,5% of this is fresh water. In many countries in the world there isn't enough water and the situation is going to get worse. It is believed that climate change will lead to more droughts and cause a 20% increase in water scarcity, especially in the Middle East, Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, and at the same time the world's population will increase. Some people think that, in the future, water will be so precious that there will be water wars. Yet today there is enough water in the world for home, farms and factories.
The basic problem is the unequal distribution and bad management of water: basically the rich have enough, while the poor do not. According to the World Health Organisation, all people should have a minimum of 20 litres of water a day; in Europe people use 200 litres and in the USA 400 litres. But at present 1,1 billion people in the developing countries do not have enough water. What is really shocking is that water is sometimes more expensive for poor people: for example, those living in slums in Indonesia or Kenya pay more for water than people in London or New York. This is because their house are not connected to water networks, so they have to buy water from vendors.
Yet there are ways of solving the problem: creating more effective irrigation systems; reducing water pollution; promoting international collaboration to distribute water more fairly. Some countries such as Colombia, Morocco and Uganda have adopted innovative strategies and have achieved improvement in access to water. But not enough is being done. To quote the UNESCO Human Development Report 2006: “Like hunger, deprivation in access to water is a silent crisis experienced by the poor and tolerated by those with resources, the technology and the political power to end it.”
Answer the following question with your own words as far as possible.
1. Why could there be water wars in the future? (Max 8 lines)
2. Why do poor people sometimes pay a lot for water? ( Max 6 lines)
3. How could the situation be improved? (Max 8 lines)
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