Automotive and Aerospace Industry Cluster Development

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Chapter I INTRODUCTION Indonesia is a huge country in terms of population and size, the policy for developing a nation with characteristic of Indonesia is challenging. As this thesis going to be presented, Indonesia is facing its fifth democratic election. In which this election will choose new president for Indonesia. The Indonesia policy is known with the word “ New leader new policy “, which mean ...

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Benefits of Fair Tax Bill

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Introduction Fair Tax is a proposal to reform the federal tax code of the United States. It would replace all federal income tax (including the alternative minimum tax, corporate income tax and capital gain taxes), payroll taxes (including social security and Medicare taxes) with a single broad national consumption tax. It is not imposed on second hand goods and services. Exports and intermediate business would not ...

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Microeconomics of Product Markets

09 Oct 2017

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Srishti Mittal   Module #2: Microeconomics of Product Markets Exercises: 1. A recent study has found that an increase in the price of beer would reduce the amount of marijuana consumed. Is the cross-elasticity of demand between the two products positive or negative? Are these products substitutes or complements? What might be the logic behind this relationship? Illustrate ...

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Causes and Effect of Obesity on the Economy

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Table of Contents (Jump to) Introduction Causes of Obesity Food Poverty Technology Effects on the Economy Global Comparison Fig. 1 Conclusion/Solution Name: Samantha McNair   Introduction According to a research article written by Dr. Eric Finkelstein, titled The Economic Causes and Consequences of Obesity, two-thirds of the American adult population are classified as being either overweight or obese. This fraction represents an increase of 12% ...

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Is Monetary Policy Overburdened?

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Many have suggested that monetary policy has solutions to numerous problems: achieving full employment, fiscal sustainability, and the preservation of financial stability (Orphanides 2013: 01). Regarding the primary role of monetary policy, this task seems too much for the policy, as most of the tasks do not fit in the realm in which monetary policy should operate. Primarily, the monetary policy is supposed to preserve and ...

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Effects of Price Changes in Customers

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Demand and supply are two very basic and important terms in economics to study and determine the market equilibrium. A market is the process of buyers and sellers exchanging goods and services. Buyers, as a group, determine the demand side of the market, whether it is consumers purchasing goods or firms purchasing inputs. On the other hand, sellers, as a group, determine the supply side of ...

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Comparison of Canada and Mexico's International Trade

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International Trade Canada & Mexico Absolute advantage & Comparative advantage Absolute advantage gives a country an ability to produce goods at low cost in comparison to another country. Canada has an absolute advantage in agricultural production and mining activities due to low cost land. Due to availability of vast land and natural resources Canada also has absolute advantage on gold and crude oil. "Canada remained the ...

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Factors in Economics

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TASK 1 Economics is the production of consumer goods and the transfer of wealth, production and research of goods received. Based on Economist’s Dictionary of Economics, economics is the study of the production, distribution and consumption of wealth in human society. Economy explain how people interact in the market to get what they are best scholars or to achieve certain goals. As the economy is ...

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Analysis of Game Theory

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Introduction ­Economists always seek to achieve Pareto-efficient market, however market failures are inevitable when dealing with economics. That is why different mechanisms are introduced to rectify the externalities in market failures to achieve economic efficiency. For this part of the paper, the nitty-gritty of Ronald Coase’s renowned concept will be dissected and discussed – to which the paper agrees that ‘bargaining does lead to inefficiencies in ...

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Impact of Democracy on Economic Stability

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Why is it exactly that democracies generate public goods? Tyler Krouse   FINAL EXAM Part B-Question 2 Recent trends have shown that democracies have better held up macroeconomic stability, as they create more public goods than authoritarian regimes. This allows wider segments of the population to participate in the market and benefit from trade. In countries with authoritarian regimes, the provision of public goods ...

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Relationship of the Global Political Economy and Environment

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Sarah Katz A critical perspective on the Relationship of the Global Political Economy and the Environment within leading Economic Institutions In the long term, the economy and the environment are the same thing. If it's unenvironmental it is uneconomical. That is the rule of nature. -- Mollie Beattie, former director U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service-- We are all facing serious changes within our environment: ...

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Production Economics Of Using Watermelon Seedmeal

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PRODUCTION ECONOMICS OF USING WATERMELON SEEDMEAL IN THE DIET OFNILE TILAPIA (Oreochromis niloticus) FINGERLINGS. Jimoh W.A1 ., Shittu M.O1, Owolade E.O2., Ojutalayo S.T5., Arilesere J.I3., Bernard A. M2 and Ayeloja A.A1. 1Department of Fisheries Technology, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, PMB 5029, Ibadan 2Department of Agricultural Extension, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, PMB 5029, Ibadan 3Library Department, Federal College of Animal ...

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Effects of Corruption Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia

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CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 3.0 Introduction This section discusses the methodology to be employed in the intended study necessary to understand the growth trajectories of Sub-Sahara Africa and Asia in an attempt to compare and contrast these growth differences. The various theories reviewed in chapter two are hereby brought to the fore together with the concepts so highlighted in the conceptual framework. Since the intended study ...

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Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Sarawak.

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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introduction Gross domestic product (GDP) is the common indicator of economy performance in a country. GDP is the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time (Mankiw, Goh, Ong, Yen, Cheng, Mustafa, and Lee, 2013). GDP can be measured in three ways which are expenditure basis, income basis, and output basis. For expenditure ...

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Methods to Value Human Health

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Describe the different methods that might be used to value human health, and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. Economists have developed a range of approaches to estimate the economic value of nonmarket or intangible impacts. There are several procedures that share the common Feature of using market information and behavior to infer the economic value of an Associated non-market impact. These approaches have different conceptual bases. ...

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Effects of Domestic Rice Market Interventions

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The effects of domestic rice market interventions outside business-as-usual conditions for imported rice prices MJ. M. Mariano[1], J.A. Giesecke[2], N.H. Tran2 Abstract The Philippine government intervenes in the domestic rice market through the imposition of import tariffs and the provision of producer and consumer subsidies. While policy makers are aware that these programs come with allocative efficiency costs, they justify the programs on the grounds that they ...

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Relationship Between Inflation and Wage Rates

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The R square is also known as the goodness of fit. The R- square is found between zero and one. If the R-square is close to one, it is a good fit and if it is near to zero, it is not a good fit. Now, if the R-square is equal to one, it is a perfect fit (R-square=1). The formula for R-square is explained sum ...

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Bitcoin as a Worldwide Currency

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Andrew Rushing Priscilla Hartley Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency, has been the topic of many debates since its conception, on whether it should be considered as a viable worldwide currency for international trade. Bitcoin is a type of currency known as cryptocurrency; it is an all virtual currency that can be used at some online shops and to pay bills from a few different companies. Bitcoin ...

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Economic Analysis of Brazil

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Student Name: James Tan QuestionWords = 1527 a) The GDP per capita ratio of Brazil and the US during the period after 1950 fluctuated greatly. The GDP of Brazil in comparison to the US exhibited temporary bouts of improvement, as seen by the ratio decreasing, followed by an increasing in the GDP per capita ratio of a similar ...

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What Determines Price of a Diamond?

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A diamond is one of the most well-known and favourable gemstones desirable as jewelleries and also seen as a highly traded commodity. What then determines the price of a diamond? This essay will discuss the major determinants of price for a diamond, it will focus on the psychological and social factors in the sense that it will determine what satisfaction consumers derive from purchasing a diamond. ...

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Case Study: Strategic Issues for Company Competition

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Crown Cork & Seal Case Study Solution Case Prepared By: Arzoo Tayeb Maryam Shuja Samira Popal Shahnaz Ahmadi  Contents (Jump to) Introduction Company Background Answer 1 Answer 2 Answer 3 Porter’s Five Forces Model Internal Rivalry Threat of a New Entrant- Entry Threat of a New Substitute Bargaining Power of Supplier Bargaining Power of Buyer Answer 4 Answer 5 Answer 6 Conclusion Reference List ...

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Impact of 2008 Financial Crisis on Iceland Banking Sector

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The global financial crisis, which was brewing for a while, really started to show its effects in the middle more towards the end of 2007 and into 2008. The much more adverse effects started to show through in 2008 and therefore the recession is remembered and cited with the year 2008.In 2008 the world economy faced its most perilous crisis since the great depression of The ...

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Economic and Political Dynamics of the G20

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INTRODUCTION: Before beginning to analyse the explanations that have in the main semiconductor diode to the success of the world twenty countries forum, it becomes of high importance to grasp what essentially this forum is all regarding. What we'd like to grasp at this time of your time is that we have a tendency of considering a worldwide open macro-economic model. What guides United States is ...

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Inflation and Macroeconomics Analysis

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Name and surname Zimkitha Matshanda Table of Contents (Jump to) 1. INFLATION AND THE MACROECONOMICS 1.1 Demand-pull-inflation 1.2 Cost-pull-inflation 1.3 Various factors contributed towards inflation 2. GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTS 3. THE RAND EXCHANGE RATE 3.1 The law of demand 3.2 The law of supply 3.3 Factors impacted on the rand exchange rate during the last ...

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Pros and Cons of Bitcoin

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The Bit coin was designed to be the perfect virtual currency. It is completely anonymous, cryptographically secure, and frictionless (enter in text citation). It is also invisible to law enforcement as well as the taxman. It can be seen as the holy grail of payments for anyone trying to avoid bank fees while spending money domestically or abroad. On another note it is the perfect trading ...

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Causes and Impacts of Economic Crisis in Serbia

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The causes, the management and impact of economic crisis in Serbia and what can be done. The development of Southeastern Europe By Apostolos Leousis Abstract In this assignment the case of Serbia is going to be examined. The reason of choosing Serbia was due to the fact that it presented ...

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Development of Telecommunication Sector Benefits

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Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Global Perspective Telecommunication, which is an important part of infrastructure of any country, especially a developing countries like Pakistan, as it helps in speeding up the growth process. Development in the telecommunication sector helps in increasing the productivity of various industries and at the same time helps to attract further business activity by reducing transportation costs and improving the accessibility of market. ...

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What is the Best Housing Investment in Today’s Economy?

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  Student Ming Lu   Introduction of today’s current economic climate of Canada On Jan. 21, 2015, the Canadian Central bank, Bank of Canada, announced that they reduced the benchmark interest rate from 1% to 0.75%, this was the first time Bank of Canada lower the interest rate in the previous four years (Bank of Canada, 2015). With the global economic downturn, Canada is ...

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Free International Trade

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  Title of Coursework (please provide whole question) 2(a) Explain why free international trade can be good for countries’ economies, and examine the attempts to reduce trade barriers in the past decade. (maximum 1,000 words) 2 (b) What negative effects might free international trade have upon countries’ economies, and why might counties adopt protectionist policies? (maximum 1,000 words) ...

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Will China Be the leader of the Global Race?

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YANG XIN HAO China joined WTO in 2001,there were expectations in Peking, once the country to became integrated into the global economy(Chan 2003), which would be on the right track to achieve economic prosperity. There would be some bumps along the way: much agriculture and industries would be affected, impact on employment, and it was predicted that China would benefit. Employment has been a ...

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Causes, Advantages and Disadvantages of Economic Growth

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Sherene Introduction Economic growth is the increase in the level of potential output in the economy over a period of time and it can be shown by a rightward shift in the production possibility frontier (PPF) (Graph 1) and this will also shift the long run aggregate supply (LRAS) curve to the right (Mankiw and Taylor, 2011). Economic growth can also be measured by ...

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Scope of Payment Banks in India

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ANUJ BANG ASHISH PATIAL PIYUSH RAMCHANDANI SWAPNIL SHIRSAT Abstract Reserve Bank of India (RBI) appointed Committee on ‘Comprehensive Financial Services for Small business and Low Income Households’ headed by Mr NachiketMor first mentioned in its report released in January, 2014 to issue licenses for payment banks. Reserve Bank of India finally came up with the ‘Guidelines ...

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Microeconomics Cost Curve Analysis

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Micro-economic Assignment Question 1: Sketch the following cost curves and discuss the reasons for the shapes of the curves The Marginal Cost Curve The Average Cost Curve The Average Fixed Cost Curve The Average Variable Cost Curve Answer: Costs at Julie Johnson’s photocopying store Diminishing returns applies only to the short run, when at least one of the firm’s inputs, such as ...

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America’s Tobacco Cartel

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Lisa Krier Introduction It is a well-known fact that in 1998 the four major big tobacco producers, Altria. R. J. Reynolds, Brown & Williamson, and Lorillard crafted a $200 billion legal settlement with the nation's state attorneys general. For several years, these four tobacco companies have been threatened with lawsuits stating that they did not divulge the health risks and the addictive properties of ...

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Does India Need a Dictator?

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DOES INDIA NEED A DICTATOR? Kritika Singh TY A (3093) As we cross over 65 years of our Independence, with each year passing by we talk about our achievements, developments, and the progress our nation has made since 15th August 1947. But the plight of the common man in India is inevitable and increasing. He is the one who is bearing the pressure of ...

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Chinese Economy Analysis

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Assignment About Chinese Economy The country has a closed market for so many years due to the government policy that they are implementing. The development of China was seen on how the policies were altered for the past years especially the way it made the country become more open in the international economy. This is supported by various indicators which will be discussed in this paper. ...

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Strategies for Entrepreneurship and Change Management

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Raama Gabionza   Entrepreneurship takes an important role in innovation. It is an agent of change. It involves creating new products, services, technologies, and businesses. It is about economic development and generating wealth for investors. It is also about developing business to address social problems and environmental issues. In the world of health, entrepreneurship also play a vital role. It corresponds with the revolution ...

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Challenges to China's Development

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China has emerged as a world economic power in the last few decades. Using the sources in the list below, provide an overview of the rise of China and the issues that currently face China and are likely to face China in the near future. Some useful key words to bear in mind: Compare and contrast Explain Analyse Relate Apply Theorise Hypothesise Predict Generalise Reflect ...

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United Kingdom and the Eurozone

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DEFINITION OF CURRENCY UNION In the world today, systems in which countries come together in agreement of sharing single money. The system is called currency or monetary union, its importance and number of participants is growing. In May 2005, 52 out of 184 IMF members participated in currency unions (Rose, 2006). A currency union can be defined as a system where two or more groups usually ...

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Coffee Consumption and Production in Ethiopia

09 Oct 2017

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The two commonly processing methods of coffee are dry (sun-dried) and wet processing. In the dry method, coffee is gradually dried by sun since it is harvested with a flexible moisture content that necessitates water to be detached at times throughout the entire fruit. The coffee needs nearly three to four weeks in the sun in order to dry in a natural way, which may be ...

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Impact of China on AVHE Products Trade

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The Republic of China denotes one of the most energetic economies when it comes to international trade. Ranking second in the world with respect to world trade it plays a dominant role in shaping the trade structure of the whole world. It provides shelter to one-fifth of the world’s population thus representing market for millions of consumers. As the Chinese economy is expanding day by day, ...

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Implications of UK Economy

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Question 2 Low economic growth is usually accompanied by rising unemployment. Explain why, in a period of low economic growth, unemployment is likely to increase? In the recent past, the society has witnessed a shift in government policy in favour of economic growth. Few decades ago, government policies were tailored toward ensuring their military and defence capacity. However, this approach been abandoned and currently, government policies ...

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Solutions for Food Security

06 Oct 2017

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Structure of the Paper The Paper begins with a Concept Note so as to introduce the connotation of food security, as has been used in the entire paper to look at all the 12 Five Year Plans as well as various policies and give a brief contextual background. The Paper then goes on to a description of the entire planning phase, followed by an analytical summary ...

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Globalization to Economy

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Introduction Globalization in the world of business is the process of intertwining markets all around the world by means of businesses extending their influence and operation on a global scale driving cross-border trade and investment (The Levin Institute, 2014). It includes the spreading and influencing of “world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture” (Al-Rodhan, 2006). The rapid advancement of it, aided by the assimilation ...

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Macroeconomic Analysis of Greece

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Introduction After the recent financial crisis in 2008, Greece was left to deal with its crippling debt burden, the result of a devastating recession, coupled with extortionate government spending. Six years of continuous economic slump caused the unemployment rate in Greece to rise to a record high, and reduced the size of its economy to a quarter of its previous size before the crisis. Greece ...

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Reasons for Foreign Investment into China

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China is currently ranked number one in the world top destination attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) with the total amount of $128 billion, according to BBC (2015). While leading the world inflow FDI, China is also considered by investors as the second most famous country for offshoring after India (Jain, 2006 cited in Johansson & Reischl, 2009). This essay will inspect different factors that lead foreign ...

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Analysis of Post-War Social Structure of Accumulation

06 Oct 2017

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Post war social structure of accumulation is characterised by four principle feature of institutionalized power relations i) Pax Americana ii) the capital labour accord iii) the state citizen accord iv) the containment of inter capitalist rivalry. Success of these institutional structure led to high rates of corporate profits and sustained increase in hourly income (Fordism) Pax Americana it talks about A) dominance of Bretton Woods ...

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Solutions to Debt Crisis

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Question 1: The general reasons for the debt crisis as defined in the report. Expenditures are on the rise and government collections reducing, this necessitate the state to borrow vast amounts per annum to breach the gap. The country face overwhelming deficits. Surprisingly, in year 2010, federal expenses was almost 24% of GDP. The last time was scenario of federal using larger share of economy was ...

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Factors in Macroeconomics

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Macroeconomics: Macroeconomics is a branch of economics dealing with the performance, structure, behaviour, and decision-making of an economy as a whole, rather than individual markets. This includes national, regional, and global economies. The factors that are studied by macro and micro will often influence each other, such as the current level of unemployment in the economy as a whole will affect the supply of ...

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Analysis of Goods and Services Tax (GST) Structure

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Introduction Good and services tax (GST) has been launched for few months and all the taxation has changed. After it launched, it has affected too many of the consumers where some of them think that launching of GST is not a better solution to increase the economic growth. Besides that, some of the consumers consider the launching of GST as a result to increase ...

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Rice Production in Long An, Vietnam

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Technology in rice production of Long An is still simple and is only able to produce raw rice, while producing parboiled rice is becoming popular in the world. Meanwhile, knowing the importance of processing, Thailand invested a lot in building processing factories. 90% of rice factories are at a large scale and equipped with modern technology in Thailand (thai-hommalirice, 2013). Meanwhile, there are still a large ...

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Positive Impact of Immigration in United States (US)

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Danai Strother & Tao Lu Concepts of Economic Analysis Introduction Immigration into the United States of America also known as the “New World” has taken place ever since the discovery of this magnificent land by various explorers. The United States isalso referred to as the “melting pot” because of the diversity of ethnic backgrounds that migrated to its land over the years. In the ...

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Challenges to Sri Lanka's Economic Growth

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SRI LANKA’S MAIN CONSTRAINTS TO BE AN “ECONOMIC MIRACLE OF ASIA” WITHIN NEXT FEW YEARS Normally economic growth of a country is measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in one year. GDP is the total amount of final goods and services produced in one year within the country. When we consider Sri Lanka GDP, it is as follows. The largest contribution to this GDP is ...

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Macroeconomic Analysis of Sweden

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Anh Tuan Dang Macroeconomic A Country case study Collectively research and present, and individually write a ‘Sweden Country Report‘: Summarize key features and give key statistical indices. Analyze and where appropriate explain the most important peculiarities and problems, and identify key aims and issues for the macroeconomic policy of that particular nation. Sweden is one of the world's most highly developed industrialized economic with highly-skilled labour ...

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Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) in Ukraine, Poland and UK

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In recent years international business activity has been characterized by a dramatic increase in cross-border financial activity. International flows of financial securities have outstripped gains from goods and services trade and, consequently, investment opportunities were no longer constrained by domestic markets. These significant changes gave impetus to the popularity of direct or portfolio investments in foreign countries. In this paper we are going to concentrate on ...

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Impact of Salary Grades on Tourism Demand

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THE IMPACT OF SALARY GRADES ON TOURISM DEMAND: ASTUDY ON KOYA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE /IRAQ DLSHAD AHMED SHARIF 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Background of the study In the beginning of life, it appeared that human being has needs that need to be fulfilled such as essential needs: food, drink, clothes, and shelter. Etc. In recent decades, with the evolution of life and the appearance of civilizations, ...

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Importance of Political Stability for International Business

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Economic growth and political stability are deeply interconnected as many examples in history suggest. For example an economic crises in the 1920 in Europe and the USA and the resulting political instability in many countries can be seen as one of the factors leading to World War II. While growth and stability reinforce each other in terms of economic development, stability seems to be a necessary ...

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Political Economy of Underdevelopment

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  This paper is mainly focused on the changes happen in social structure resulting from interaction between ‘the relations of production’. It also contains some example where developing countries social structure can be see related to land and economy productions. Key words: Third world or third world countries: they contains all of the developing and underdeveloped nations which are according to standard economic measures ...

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Role of Construction Industry in UK Economy

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Introduction The UK construction sector plays a key role in the UK economy, which comprises an ocean of products, services and technologies. These may vary in terms of their economic value they generate, reflecting differences in their use of particular factor of productions and the value they generate from them. In line with this the UK construction can be classified in, firstly construction contracting industry, then ...

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Risk Factors for France's Economy

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Economic structure, indicators and risk France is a large size economy located in Western Europe. France’s population is an estimated 65 million. The bordering countries to France are Andorra, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Spain, and Switzerland. The country is linked to the mainland of Europe, but is open to the Atlantic to the west. France also enjoys coasts with the Mediterranean Sea to the south ...

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Why is Japan's Economy Shrinking?

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WHY IS JAPAN’S ECONOMY SHRINKING SINCE 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS (Jump to) TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.1 AN OVERVIEW OF JAPAN’S ECONOMY 1.2 THE 2011 CRISIS 1.3 STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY THE GOVERNMENT 1.4 IMPACT OF THESE STRATEGIES 1.5 CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY 1.1 AN OVERVIEW OF JAPAN’S ECONOMY After the devastation of the Second World War, Japan’s economy saw rapid progress propelled by the highly successful car and consumer ...

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Factors in Fiscal and Monetary Policy Making

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Anthony Espinoza   Fiscal policy is the working of the government in the way they change government spending, which affects and controls how the economy is going to perform. The government, specifically the president and congress, look at how the economy is performing and how the government wants the economy to perform for the better of the nation. Failure to establish a budget is ...

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Economic Impacts of Climate Change

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Economic Impacts of Climate Change and Variability on Agricultural Production in the Middle East and North Africa Region 1. Introduction The accumulation of scientific evidences indicating that growing greenhouse gases will warm our planet becomes clearer. Higher temperature and changes in precipitation level will shrinkage crop yield in many countries. IPCC (2007) reported that most land areas will experience an increase in average temperature with more ...

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Market Efficiency and Free Market System in Kenya

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1) A free market system is an economic system in which prices for goods and services are determined and set liberally by approval between the buyers and sellers, and where the demand and supply for those goods and services are free from any interference or regulation by any authority including the government (Wikipedia, n.d.). The free market system runs under the principal of supply and demand, ...

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Role of Human Capital in Economic Growth in Georgia

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Ushangi samadashvili, Associate Professor of Ivane JavaxiSvili   Summary The role of human capital in economic growth inkliuzive The paper describes the current poor state of the economy Georgia, is justified in the circumstances outlined in his speech, and the necessity of realizing the objective of inclusive economic growth, the role of human capital. It is emphasized that inclusive economic growth implies, on the one ...

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Effects of the Recession on the Global Economy

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The effects of the recent recession on the economy of the world, with suggestions for avoiding a repetition. Author: Karan Khurmi   2. Terms of Reference The author has selected to research on the effect of the recent recession on the world economy, with suggestions for avoiding a repetition. 3. Procedure The author collected the information for the report through: 3.1 Secondary sources 3.1.1. Library material Research was ...

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Factors of Economic Globalization

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Jose Luis Palma William Gleberzon   Economic Globalization: The Truth behind Profit Globalization proves to be more of an everyday modern term, where now it is discussed in every topic, from education to politics. The modern era has amplified people’s comprehension and understanding of globalization, in a sense. Globalization is a complex term, where many scholars define it differently depending on their field of ...

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Vodafone Market Environment Analysis

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The Market Environment and Market Analysis Abstract: In this context trends of PESTL forces impacting Vodafone in Australia is discussed. Here we have given political trend of rules and regulations imposed by government and the level of output which Vodafone increase as a response to it. In Economic force the level of inflation has been discussed which is impacting Vodafone business overseas and the pricing strategy ...

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Advantages of Government Intervention in the Economy

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INTRODUCTION In the 18th and 19th centuries, famous economists such as David Ricardo and Adam Smith agreed to the existence of an invisible force within the market. Markets only relied on deciding prices for resource allocations and meeting the demands for rations. Their decisions were usually based on self-interest only. They did not require any active government interventions beyond the provision of law and order. Gradually ...

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Theories of Growth Convergence

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Literature Review The purpose of this chapter is to introduce the neo classical theoretical framework which is the basic foundation for the convergence theorem of economic growth. Further, we will see the other major theorems studying growth convergence. The Neo-Classical Growth Model “The art of successful theorizing is to make the inevitable simplifying assumptions in such a way that the final results are not very sensitive…and ...

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Global Financial Crisis and India’s Informal Economy

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Rupika Khere INTRODUCTION The global financial crisis, believed to have begun in July 2007 with the credit crunch, when a loss of confidence by US investors in the value of sub-prime mortgages caused a liquidity crisis. By September 2008, the crisis had worsened as stock markets around the globe crashed and became highly unstable. The crisis took a severe toll on the Indian informal market as ...

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Impact of Decreasing Demand of Iron Ore in Australia

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Farita Lama Introduction: In the course of recent years, the State's iron ore industry has encountered a time of major development fuelled in the primary by interest from China. The yearly development in the estimation of offers amid this period has been 30% every annum and yield has expanded 12 % every annum. In 2013–14, iron ore sales yield increased by 119 Mt, or ...

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ConAgra Foods, Inc: Economic Analysis

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Author: Artem Zaiets(36981) Summary This paper’s purpose is to look through and analyze the activities of ConAgra Foods within food processing industry. It will touch the areas of the financing of the company as well as those of the business strategies and compare the company’s major competitors’ operations over the past 5 years. The statistics will also project the expected future growth under the rate of ...

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Price Floor and Price Ceiling Concepts Pros and Cons

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NAME: ADEKANBI ALEXANDER A   Suppose dentist are given an incentives pay contract in which they are paid a fixed price per tooth extracted, per filling ,per crown, per routine inspection etc. where are the pros and cons of setting up such a scheme. Price fixing is an undertaking between participants on the same side in a market to buy or sell a product, ...

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Effects of Unemployment on Economy

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Introduction Unemployment is defined as a situation where someone of working age is not able to get a job but would like to be in full time employment. Unemployment is often used as a measure of the health of the economy. The most frequently cited measure of unemployment is the unemployment rate. This is the number of unemployed persons divided by the number of people in ...

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Review: Asian Drama- An inquiry into the poverty of Nations

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Asian Drama- An inquiry into the poverty of Nations ‘Asian Drama- An inquiry into the poverty of Nations’, by Gunnar Myrdal, is one of the most detailed research ventures ever undertaken into the region of South Asia. Even today there are few works that are at par with it in terms of depth of research into South Asia. Considered a classic by many, the book offers ...

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Business Confidence in Singapore Analysis

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Singapore Economic Growth – EPGE Assignment2   1. Introduction 1.1 Economic Growth Economic growth is a positive change in the level of generation of merchandise and administrations of a nation over a certain time to time. Strong and sustainable economic growth is an advancement that addresses the needs of the present without trading off the capacity of future eras to address their own needs. It contains ...

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Car Industry in Australia: Government Support of Holden

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Assignment 1 Due Date: Tuesday April 8th, 2013 Length: 2000 words Value: 25 marks Topic: The Car Industry in Australia On 11 December 2013, the iconic Australian automobile manufacturer, Holden, announced that it would stop production of Holden vehicles in Australia by ...

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Money Multiplier Mechanism

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The money multiplier of the money supply was originally developed by Brunner (1961) and Brunner and Meltzer (1964). It’s been used in empirical analyses of money stock control and the impact of monetary policy actions on other economic variables. One important feature of this model is that it decomposes movements in the money supply into the part that is due directly to Federal Reserve policy actions ...

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ARMA-GARCH Model Theories Application

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Chapter 3 Theoretical Properties 3.1 Introduction In this chapter, we study some theoretical properties of our suggested models. More specifically, we discuss the conditions of the models’ stability, so that their Markov chain representation is geometrically ergodic, and more precisely Q-geometrically ergodic, which suggests that an initial distribution which renders our models strictly stationary and β-mixing exists. Moreover, we consider conditions required in order to be ...

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Bitcoin and How It Works

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Imagine if someone informed you in 1985 that you can have instant video communication with your friend far away with no cost from your phone using Skype and Internet maybe you will not believe him but now we use it daily and for free. For the financial sector, we can describe the technology behind Bitcoin new to us as the per-sonal computer was when it first ...

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Theories of Consumer Behavior

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INTRODUCTION: The Theory of Consumer Behavior considers how a consumer uses his income in order to accomplish the most astounding fulfillment or utility. This utility maximization conduct of the consumer is liable to the demand forced by his constrained income and the prices of the different things he wishes to expend. The consumer thinks about the distinctive "packs of products" that he can devour given his ...

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Developing MNEs' Global Strategy

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How can leaders in today’s MNE formulate and implement effective global strategy? Mengdi LIU Introduction Multinational enterprises (MNE) are organizations that provide or control goods or services inside and outside the home country. For example, “when a company has operations in more than one country or is registered in more than one country, it may be assigned as MNE”[1]. Usually, a multinational enterprise is a ...

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Game Theory Explained

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Georgie Antoniou   Game Theory – Games and applications Game theory began as a small branch in the financial industry with a great book written by John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern “Game Theory and Economic Behavior” on zero-sum games. The main focus is the analysis of decisions in strategic situations (games) and interactions in which the loss of one player will be equal ...

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Societe Generale Debt Crisis

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Societe Generale: In midst of sovereign debt crises S.N. NAME Roll no. 01 Pritam Pandey 2014205 02 Priyanka B. 2014206 03 Raj Shekhar 2014217 04 Ravi Shankar Pandey ...

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Indonesia Post 1998 Crisis

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GROUP 4 Aing Fnu Andry Sjamsu Ari Mulyono Ivan Edgar Karly Mulyadi Mikhael SP Butar Butar Ridwan T Lembong BACKGROUND Prior to the 1997, Indonesia was in its best financial condition. Indonesian economy represented one of East Asia’s major success stories of economic structural transformation. The economy grew on average by 7.6 percent from 1967 to 1996. Structural transformation took place in agriculture, manufacturing, utilities, ...

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Price Determination of Rolex Watch

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A “Luxury goods” have impact that goes beyond marketable value, covering emotive and symbolic features (Hudders, L.2012), Rolex has shown beyond expectations how luxurious it is. Rolex is one of the world’s leading trends in wrist watch industry, it is said to be No.68 on Forbes list of world’s most powerful global brand and ranked No.1 as the most reputable company that wholly produces a consumer ...

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Economic, Social and Cultural Effects of Globalization

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The word globalization has been probably the most used in academic, business and government circles in the 1990's and so far the new century. During this period hundreds of conferences, forums, conferences, workshops, etc. on the subject and many articles and books to invade a library were published were held. Such word - concept came to occupy the place, if only partially, otherwise than in the ...

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Economic Analysis of Odisha, India

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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Orissa is overwhelmingly a horticultural state where almost seventy for every penny of the working populace relies on upon farming. The state has almost forty for every penny of Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) populace, which together make 9.78 million, separated from the individuals having a place with the Other Backward Castes (OBC). The state is rich in mineral assets. It ...

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Debt-backed Household Consumption in Small Countries

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PRELIMINARY RESEARCH IDEA - PHD Proposed Title: DEBT-BACKED HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION AND MACROECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS IN SMALL-OPEN AND DEVELOPED ECONOMIES. Background to the Research and Motivation: The use of debt to smoothen household consumption has gained more prominence in recent studies, especially with regards to the recent American and European economic and debt crisis since 2008. This is partly because of the considerable rise in household credit financing, ...

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Commodification of Leisure: Impact on Lower Income Groups

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Introduction Leisure is an activity of individual interest, a choice made without much regard to economic, social or political pressures. Leisure is defined as 'free time'; time that is not dedicated to working and earning an income. In economic terms, it can be defined as 'a function of the demand for and supply of time' (George, 1957). In the past decade, leisure has been commodifed and ...

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Factors Affecting Supply and Demand for Apartments in Dublin

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Sarah McCarthy Introduction The purpose of this report is to analysis and inform ABC Property on the major factors affecting supply and demand for apartments in Dublin 2 as a long term reasonable capital gain rather than short term speculative profits. I will examine the property prices in recent years in this area along with the rental market. Within this report I will examine ...

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IFRS on the Value Significance Accounting Statistics

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Table of Contents (Jump to) Background Transition to IFRS Conclusion from Review References Background In this section, we reassess the literature on the blow of IFRS on the value significance accounting statistics and the stage of retribution administration in Cyprus. The Stakeholder Model vs. the Shareholder Model There are several portions that have been planned so as to illustrate discrepancies in financial reporting workouts in ...

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CSR and Sustainable Development 2009-2012

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Chapter III Analysis covering the years 2009 through 2012 for TAP CSR and Sustainable Development III.1. CSR perspective and TAP Employees benefits In the current economical context, which presents itself as being a difficult and complex one, in the area of labour relations and human resources management, one of TAP Group’s main concerns is represented by the possibility of guaranteeing a stable work environment from an ...

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Impact of an Economic Bubble

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  Robenson T Introduction/Background This research paper consists of varying viewpoints of the overall impact of economic bubbles. An economic bubble has been defined as a period of time in an economy, where prices strongly vary from the average normal daily prices. While researching the topic of economic bubbles and their specific effects on the Global economy, I found multiple different viewpoints and information. ...

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Climate Change and Trade Issues

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TRADE AND CLIMATE CHANGE *Dr. Navdeep Kaur There has been an enormous expansion in world trade which has been made possible by technological advancements which have dramatically reduced the cost of transportation and communications, and by the adoption of more open trade and investment policies. The number of countries participating in international trade has increased :developing countries, for instance, now account for 34 per cent of ...

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Economy System and Ideology as Basis for Policy Making

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Learning Outcomes The reader should be able to: Understand the basic history of the Asian Financial Crisis 1997-1999 Realise the role of economy system and theory in policy making Apply suitable policies in making a good policy Realise good policies to stabilise economy Introduction Asia had learned many lessons from the past. Asian leaders renewed banking and financial sectors regulation and ensuring financial institutions ...

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Impact of Sweden's Integration to the EU

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The Geography of European Integration Alexandrou Efstratia-Celia Category A Sweden and its experience from the process of integration and enlargement The enlargement process has been a top priority for the European Union during the first years of the 21th century. Sweden’s accession was in 1995 along with Austria and Finland, when these countries became members of the European Union. However, even before this accession, Sweden –as ...

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Effect of GST on Inflation Rates

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A casuality analysis of the effect of implementation of GST in the financial development and inflation rate of a country Introduction 1.1 Overview Goods and Service Tax (GST) or also known as Value-Added Tax (VAT) is a tax on goods and services. It applies to most products consumers buy. Malaysia will be implementing GST in 2015. Implementation of GST has still an unknown result to the ...

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Monetary Policy of the Central Bank of China

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  The monetary policy of the PBC has been discussed in the below mentioned fashion under specific subheadings: China’s monetary policy in general Evolution of the PBC monetary policy & exchange rate regime Policy tools, Interest rate reform & Liquidity control Coping with crisis & goals being set for the future China’s monetary policy in general: General overview: On a whole, ...

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