Cameron’s early life was pretty simple, he was born to Libby and Victor in 1999. He grew up in Los Angeles, with his mom, dad, sister and dog. He soon later made his first breakthrough with fame, by staring in Grown Ups and Eagle eye. He then landed the role of Luke Ross on the hit Disney show Jessie, he also most recently had a leading role in Disney’s hit movie series Descendants as Carlos the son of Cruella De Vill. He was very well known in the television industry, and made so many great relationships with a lot of great people. He had spent his life acting and having so much fun regardless of what he was paid.

He gained his wealth by starring in tv shows and movies. Some examples of his fame, that i also has previously mentioned, Grown ups, Eagle eye, Mirrors, Jessie and Descendants, he also starred in a Panic at the Disco music video. Cameron was also very interested in dancing and preforming. showcased his dancing skills in the web series The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers, Dancing with the Stars, and he also made appearances with dancing in Shake it Up and Good luck Charlie. By doing all this he has gained a net worth of $5 million.

Yes Cameron has and did give back to society, he has been giving back to his community for some time now, not only through the television industry but by donating and giving to certain charities like Red Cross and Save the children. He has also donated to 7 different causes, like Abuse, AIDS & HIV, Children, Disaster Relief, Education, Human Rights, Poverty He was very involved with giving back to kids in need or who did not have the certain opportunities like he had growing up. He always had such a big heart, that is something that you could never replace.

I do strongly believe that Cameron Boyce has left a very positive legacy. Legacy of acting, dancing, donating, and loving all his friends, family, co-workers and most of all his fans. He was such a kind hearted person that so many people loved and adored. He had such an effect on so many people. Cameron was such a sweet soul that touched many. His legacy will forever be carried on through his spirit and and loved ones. Rest in Peace you beautiful soul, Cameron Mica Boyce. 1999-2019.

“Cameron Boyce.” IMDb, IMDb.com, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2624602/bio.

“Cameron Boyce.” Google Search, Google, http://www.google.com/search?q=cameron+boyce+net+worth+2019&rlz=1CAHGDC_enUS862&oq=cameron&aqs=chrome.0.69i59l2j0j69i57j0l2j69i60l2.1834j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8.

“Learn about Cameron Boyce.” Famous Birthdays, http://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/cameron-boyce.html.

What are markets?

Markets are a place people gather and buy and sell goods that they have prepared. Such markets, could be farmers markets and stock markets.

The impact of markets, in my life.

The markets can affect people in many different ways. Some ways may be the same some may be different depending on the person and the item they are buying or selling. Some ways it may affect people is, the time of year they may buy or sell certain goods, the price ranges may also be different depending on the item. Some of the affects could be positive or negative, depending on the case. Some examples with that may be people have the opportunity to make money for a positive aspect, and for a negative aspect people may loose money because they are spending so much money on certain items.

But for me personally as a 15 year old, markets may affect my differently then it would an adult, in some ways. Like for example, looking for a job right now is a struggle because of how low the unemployment rate is. There are also examples like, if i wanted to start looking into buying a house, I would have to look at the price range of the neighborhood, the condition of the neighborhood and also the price of the house. Or even if i wanted to go to the store and buy snacks or clothes I have to look at the prices and look to see what i can afford with the money that’s available to me.

Conclusion

Anything and everything that involves buying and selling is some type of market, and they all somehow affect us.

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