The Expatriation Act was passed in March of 1907 with a number of impositions, including stipulations that if a woman lived abroad for more than two years or was married to a man who wasn't eligible for citizenship, she could be revoked of her status. The Cable Act of 1922also known as...
In addition, its indirect impacts on the social value of environmentally sensitive area have long been realized by economists. For example, in the article “Urban Sprawl: Diagnosis and Remedies”, Brueckner, 2000, argued that one of the market failures of urban sprawl is when natural land is ...