This house would allow lump-sum scholarships as an alternative to periodic disbursements.
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This house believes that governments should prioritise supply-side solutions over demand-side and redistributive solutions to address housing crises in major cities
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This House Opposes the rise of Universes Beyond inside of Magic: the Gathering
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This house supports the international seabed authority expediting the finalization of deep sea mining rules
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This house regrets the rise of private deep tech research and development
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This house believes that the Brazilian government should extend the Trans-Amazonian Highway to Pucallpa
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This House Believes That developing countries should introduce significant rewards for local officials whose regions achieve high rates of economic growth (eg financial bonuses, career benefits, political promotion etc).
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This House Prefers slow, evidence-based AI innovation over the venture capital–driven growth model.
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This house believes that the RBI should prioritize external macroeconomic risks (e.g., global trade tensions, foreign monetary tightening) over domestic inflation targets when setting monetary policy.
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This house predicts that by 2100 the number of animals in factory farms will have fallen to less than half of today’s total
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We believe that Vietnam should prioritize addressing social welfare issues instead of focusing on economic development goals.
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This house would take a 36-month long position in NVIDIA stock rather than remain flat
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This house believes that the Russo–Ukrainian War has done more harm than good to the Chinese Communist Party
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This house, as an average highschool student in the developed world, would choose not to attend university
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This house regrets Chile’s adoption of the AFP system
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This house believes that governments should predominantly tax wealth instead of income
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This house would allow workers in less economically developed states to trade benefits (i.e. healthcare, safety precautions, etc) in exchange for higher salary
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This house supports global tech awards and grants prioritizing frugal innovation over cutting-edge innovation
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This house as Prosper Michael would move to Accra.
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This house, as an developing country, would heavily subsidise it's "H-1B visa's"