Puerto Rico and Statehood
Title: Puerto Rico and Statehood
Category: Law & Government / Government & Politics
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Puerto Rico and Statehood
Many controversial studies have been conducted in an attempt to answer the century-old question: What should be done with Puerto Rico? This essay presents evidence supporting and evidence combating the proposal that Puerto Rico become the 51st state of our union. Analysis of this question here begins with an examination of the economic history of the island including its industrial benefits to the United States. Next, the political party affiliations within Puerto Rico and their
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and converge with each state’s economy.
Under commonwealth status, the federal government has done its part to try to boost the Puerto Rican economy, but success has always been short lived. Despite these failures, there is much evidence—according to the new economic history—that statehood could exceed all expectations and become an instant net benefit to the United States. The situation is simply begging for the right kind of economic and political leadership.
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