socialism vs communism

Similarities:
Socialism and communism are similar in that they both focus on equality for the people. They both strive to eliminate private ownership, and believe that land, factories, and other economic resources should be government owned instead of privately owned. This theory of public ownership and centralized planning are the main similarities

Commuinism:
Communism is a similar concept, in that ownership of land, capital and industry can not be owned or controlled by the individual.  However, under Communism the control of these things is not by a local community but by the State Government.  Under this system the government has total control of everything produced and control what is made, and who will receive the goods and services produced.  Under this system you are not allowed to own your own home, your own car, your own furniture, or even the food you eat.  The State decides what you can use and where you will work. So they control water, land, coal, agricultural, oil, pretty much everything Mr. Kapptie wrote on the board.


Socialism:
Socialism is a concept that individuals should not have ownership of land, money, or industry, but rather the whole community collectively owns and controls property, goods, and production.  Ideally, in this system all share equally in work and the fruits of their labor. Basically, socialism is like a hunter/gathering kind of community, whatever you have everyone else gets a piece of and no one is left out.

Urban & Rural Waste Book Review

The company book wad urban and rural waste in China, since our company is in China we saw how they manage their waste and what kind of trash van be found based on social classes. If we look at a poor persons trash we see more food than with rich people who use their money for non essential items. I think the highlight of the book was when they explained all of the words and showed the difference between each such as: Reduce Waste, Reuse Waste, Recycle Waste, Recover Waste, and Dispose of Waste. It explained how each were used and how each differed. The thing I didn't like was how he explained from his own experiences and what he saw rather than the whole of China and how they benefited from all of the waste management.

Lemonade Cost

20% 2

I believe that this one is in the month of October, and I honestly didn't complete anything. Through this whole 20% project I haven't even met my first goal so nothing was completed in October either, as I do recall.

Socailism VS Communism

In a socialism school the kids have more freedom to choose what they would like to do, or what they're good at, even if they have no background in the picked course they still have the opportunity to learn and be able to become better at it.
In a communistic school all of the classes are chosen for you and you have no say in it, even if you are not good at the class you can't talk to a counselor about switching out the class for a different one that you like, you just have to suck at that subject and be punished for not doing well in that class. It's either what they need you to be, or what your parents want you to be is decided on what classes you want to take, you're not independent and you're not free to choose what you want to do with your life.
The similarities between socialism and communism is that they'd both run public schools, but I think communism is more in the private school setting than public. The reason for private schooling is to control what the parents want the children to learn and the parents have to pay a lot of money for it, so of course the parents will be making the decisions.

Lemonade Blog & Cost of Lemonade

A variable is something that changes constantly and in the game the variables are the weather, the amount of people, and the amount of supplies that you have in stock. Constants in the game are the cups, the amount of lemons, sugar, and ice you decide to put in each cup could be a constant. Perishable things would be things that could potentially  go bad, like ice melting or the lemons rotting. The thing I got from the game was that it was sometimes easy and sometimes it was hard to please the other people. Depending on what type of mood I was in also effected the way that others felt because I didn't buy enough supplies or put too much of one thing in. Also that people are very picky and rude in this online world and you can't exactly ignore them because they are your customers and your potential income, as a child of course, if you're an adult selling lemonade you're probably not successful as is. I didn't like the game sometimes, like I said, it depended on what mood I was in.

Stocks explanation

My stocks are: COCA-COLA CO, CISCO SYSTEMS INC, FORD MOTOR CO, AMAZON.COM INC, VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS INC, WALT DISNEY CO, EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION, FEDEX CORPORATION, HOME DEPOT INC, JOHNSON&JOHNSON, AND KELLOGG COMPANY.

My only investments would be Coca-Cola, Ford Motor, Amazon.com, Verizon, Fedex, home depot, Johnson&Johnson, and Kelloggs. The reasons that these are investments is because I'm pretty sure none of them will be going out of business any time soon, they are always a source of income and will always be a profit.
Cisco, Walt Disney, and Exxon Mobil, are more of trades because I honestly don't care about them, they don't exactly benefit me in any way that I noticed, I just bought them because Mr. Kapptie said that I needed more stocks in my portfolio and I typed up every letter and chose whatever company I wanted with the options that they gave to me.