Economics Course Works Samples For Students

Cyber-espionage involves the stealing of important data from other countries by gaining access to the data bases of the countries. For the US, cyber-espionage involves other countries mainly China and Russia gaining access to the cyberspace of the United States and leaking important data from their systems, mainly economic and military data.

The video claims that these attacks on the United States government are mostly conducted by the Chinese. The United States government reported that the computers used to hack into their cyberspace were of Chinese origin. With these, they claim that the Chinese ...

- The Red Scare which occurred after the end of WW II was caused by many factors including the Soviet Communists acquiring nuclear weapons through stealing US bomb secrets via spies, the cold war with the Communism, some American and British Communist spies working with soviets being discovered, and an invasion of South Korea by Communist. Moreover, American politicians used these issues to instill fear and witch hunt so as to increase their positions or power. Some of the major results of the Red Scare were expatriation or deportation of foreigners and barring the socialists from office.

McCarthy was ...

Japan was left with 3 million dead people and an empty treasury when the world II was over. The nation stood up and became a major player in the world economy within two to three decades. There are various factors that contributed in the flourishing of the Japanese economy. This paper intends to discuss Japanese economy with a historical perspective and other related aspects.

Japan learnt a lot from its past experiences. Japan was almost devastated in the World War II. The country was determined to regain its prosperity and the power. Japan focused on the industrialization in the post world ...

Labor cost

Effect of the World Economy as China commodity increases
Chinese has employed wide use of the mass production as a manufacturing strategy. This has lowered the price of commodities compared to other markets in the world. The Chinese product has been more competitive in the entire market and contributing largely to the economy of the country.
The exported products to the international market from china have a competitive advantage due to the low cost. In comparison to other markets the Chinese products such as DVD player and sweater among others, are cheap and hence attracting consumers. United States has ...

Peggy Little

PHI 445
Ashford University
The two competing economic systems are capitalism and socialism. In Adam Smith’s Capitalism, there are three vital concepts; the economy is driven by selfish desire for luxury goods, economic balance is achieved through a self-regulating invisible hand, and the government’s role in a nation’s economic system should be limited . In Karl Marx’s socialism, there are three main features; in a capitalist system, workers are alienated from their labor, in capitalism, there is a class struggle between the working class and the business owners, and workers must improve their situation by revolting against capitalist ...

The game simulation requires the specific knowledge of macroeconomic concepts. It shows how the decisions made by Chairman of Federal Reserve System affect the general well-being of the economy. The game clearly displays the process of monetary policy and how inflation and unemployment are interconnected between each other, i.e. policies that aim at curbing unemployment may result in high inflation. Given that there is always a trade-off between inflation and unemployment. The task of Chairman is to keep both inflation and unemployment at normal rate, which is complicated by the fact that all economic conditions and events occur at the ...

The Time value of Money

Q1) Identify the steps involved in computing future value of multiple cash flows?
When there are multiple cash flows, their values are determined by finding the future value of each cash flow and then adding all the values to ascertain total future value of the multiple cash flows.

Step 1: Ascertain appropriate discount rate to discount cash flows.

Step 2: Finding Future Value for each cash flow using a discount rate ascertained in Step 1.

Step 3: Add up all the values which will be the future value of multiple cash flows.

Q2)Which economic principle is involved in finding the present and future value of multiple ...

Overview of economic performance of GCC countries

The Gulf Cooperation Council comprising of Kuwait, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Oman are oil rich nations representing an aggregate of 35.7 percent of global oil reserves. These nations are the largest exporter and producer of petroleum and have experienced excellent economic growth since the year 2008. The economic growth rate of the GCC nations has increased threefold to $1.4 trillion in the year 2011. The estimated growth of Gross Domestic Product for the GCC nations in the year 2013 is forecasted to reach around $1.5 trillion. The aggregate growth of Gross Domestic Product in the ...

The contents of this paper provide a guidance of carrying out a successful tutorial discussion. The tutorial is based on four different leadings. The objective of the tutorial discussion is to explore and expand on the knowledge captured by students during the conventional classes. Moreover, the discussion will provided an opportunity for critical thinking as well as communication skills practice amongst the students. The different leadings identified by the instructor provide the basis of the tutorial discussion.

The key aspects to observe during the tutorial discussion include but not limited to the questions asked, key words in the subject matter, ...

Description of Business Audience

Description of Business Audience
Business success depends greatly on the behavior of its audience. As norm, businesses respond by identifying their audience, their preferences, as well as their capabilities and inabilities. A business audience refers to a group of persons that constitute a community of possible buyers of a specific product (Cram, 2009). Apparently, the definition, business audience is not every person that the business would interact with, but specific persons who are willing and capable of engaging in business deals with the business.

A major obligation of the marketers is to identify the socio-economic trends of the target audience. ...

Introduction

After September 15 of the year 2008, the financial crisis which originated from the United States of America spread all over the globe which economically harmed many nations, particularly, the developing and under developed countries. Because many financial and non-financial institutions having origination in United States were operating at a global level, their fall negatively affected all those countries in which their subsidiaries were running the business operations.

In view of this, the research paper is written to demonstrate for policymakers and economists about how a financial crisis in one country could spread over and affect other countries as well. ...

Globalization is a term used to explain the enhanced connectivity between nations, institutions, corporations, culture and people. It assumes a borderless world whereby ideas, finances, goods and services move freely across perceived boundaries that include borders, languages, governments and time. Some circles suggest we are in a second wave of globalization following the industrial revolution that emanated from England in the 18th century (Lewellen, 2002). The current wave of globalization has been prompted by the growth in communications, particularly in relation to advancements in, and widespread use of networked technologies.

Modernization can be interpreted as a western conception of industrialization. In a traditional ...

Akpabio, E., and Akpan, N., 2010. Governance and oil politics in Nigeria’s Niger Delta: The question of distributive equity. Journal of Human Ecology, 30(2), pp.111-121.
Frynas, J., 2000. Oil in Nigeria: Conflict and litigation between oil companies and village communities. Germany: Lit Verlag Munster.
Omeje, K., 2005. Oil conflict in Nigeria: Contending issues and perspectives of the local Niger Delta people. New Political Economy, 10(3), pp.321-334.

The Nigerian political economy is seriously damaged by the rift between international oil companies with large-scale operations in the Niger ...

Impact of recent changes in India, Japan, and other Asian countries on your own life

India, Japan, China and other Asian countries have emerged to be economic power houses over the past few decades. Economists attribute this paradigm shift to accelerated integration to the international economy that happened in 1979- 2002. Foreign direct investment (FDI) increased during this period to over US$50 billion in china alone.

India’s independence led to a steady growth in economy and per capita income due to a modern economy. However, this growth was not optimal due to adoption of “License Raj”. This meant that you needed the license in order to do virtually anything. For instance you could ...

The assessment of risk for a project of fundraising for Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation charity is best identified by SWOT analysis. SWOT analysis is a method applied for managing areas of risk and planning, as well as highlight areas within the project, which can be maximized for the benefit of the entire project. SWOT can also be used in specific areas in which competitive advantage can be gained.

SWOT is an important planning tool that assists anchor fundraising project in its context through highlighting risks. For example, competition from rival firms, resource shortages, as well as identifying or recognizing the ...

Ewert (1989), argues that, within their thoughts, the morality and justness of an economic structure are significant than its efficiency (p. 103). This appears to be logical, considering how inefficient and bloated the national budget, the economy, as well as the stock market are in the current era. The stock market currently is indicating a high record, on the contrary the economy continues with a turndown trend. The stock market, in addition, is extremely connected to the world market, making it inefficient and more precarious.

Ewert (1989) is to the opinion that market ought not to be judged via moral ...

Introduction

The graph above shows the astounding growth of the Chinese and Russian economies in the last 30 years. The graph shows the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of both countries from 1990 to 2012 and it clearly shows that the Chinese economy has over paced Russia. In fact, the online web resource “The Guardian” reported that China‘s GDP slowed down at a rate of 7.6 percent in 2012 . This “slowdown” is ...

The Gross Domestic Product has been used as an index of economic progress since the dawn of the nineteenth century. The use of GDP as an index of economic growth and development was inspired by the works of Simon Kuznets who stressed the importance of this measure of the total economic production in a nation in a year as an index to compare the economic improvement a country makes over time as well as for a cross-country comparison. But Kuznets himself later on expressed his view on the inability of GDP to take into account a number of important aspects of growth.

It ...

Current macroeconomic situation in the U.S

Macroeconomic factors define those economic factors that affect the economy at a larger scale. As per previous research analysis it’s been established that the U.S economy faces an economic downturn every four to six years (US Economic Outlook). As per the article ‘US Economic Outlook for 2014’, the current bull market is presently driving in its fourth year. Despite the fact that the markets are flourishing in this economic year, an average American is not. The major economic cavity of unemployment that poses a huge dilemma to every American still remains persistently high along with the household debt. Moreover the ...

Every author has made it clear in fairly different manner that there is no proper definition on “Economics.” According to (Swann G, 2009), Ad Adam Smith and Alfred Marshall have discovered the concept of economics in a different and well-organized manner. Both the authors are of the view “Economics is the name of how to earn money and how to consume it” or Economics is the name of how to earn money and how to consume it.”

Economic mainly consists of two main types; microeconomics and macroeconomics. According to (Arnold, 2010), microeconomics is treated at the individual level while ...

- Introduction

IBM is a world leader company in information technology and stands as the largest revenue generating Company in its field. In the past 50 years, IBM has earned a place for itself as the pioneer in information technology developments and innovation. The Company manufactures products ranging from hardware to software for its impressive clientele around the world. These products are designed for another range of storage products, line of business servers, customized microchips including the application software. In addition to manufacturing, IBM also serves as a consulting and outsourcing agent. The new information age is quite challenging to compete ...

1. Critically evaluate the following suggestion: “If the price elasticity of demand for food is low, therefore if you own a restaurant, you can charge higher price to increase revenue”.

Consumers’ sensitivity to price is known as the price elasticity of demand. Simply put, it measures the degree of responsiveness of consumers to a given change in price. A good with an elastic demand will have a value greater than 1 and will experience that people are very sensitive to a given change in price. Products with an inelastic demand will find that even if price increases by a small amount, the quantity ...

What is Resource Rent?

The aspect of resource rent has been trending in the recent past and can be observed from diverse perspectives. Economically, the term rent refers to the residual value that remains after all the expenses are accounted for, and results obtained. Ideally, economic rent is often used to refer to the surplus value but when natural resources such as valuable minerals and coastal space are involved then it is known as resource rent. Historically, the process of identifying, measuring and collecting resource rent is very complicated and do not involve straightforward process (Thampapillai, D. J., Hansen & Bolat 2014). The collection ...

Introduction

There is a price war in the industries of the mobile phone and the supermarket, which is advantageous for the consumers and the respective industries. This price war is advantageous for the consumers and the industries from the demand, supply, and opportunity cost point of view. The cost of the mobile phone has declined; the continuation of this trend will make the mobile telephony affordable for huge population of the emerging markets. It also facilitates the consumers by providing more employment opportunities, increase the growth of the economy by increasing the GDP, allow the consumers not to become the victim ...

Question 1

The U.S had a strained relationship with the South Vietnamese president. The U.S opposed Diem leadership since it supported nuclear war. In a very unlikely event, the U.S supported the corrupt regime to avoid Ho Chi Minh coming into power. Later on, the U.S government planned and supported a coup to bring the leadership of Diem to a downfall so that they could fight the emergence of the illegal National Liberation Front.

Question 2

Lyndon advocated for the end of poverty since he was unhappy by the population who lived in absolute poverty. As a result, he introduced the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, which aimed ...

Over the years, maintenance of machines has become hard because of the interdependence of their components. There several papers that have suggested solutions to the existing problems and others provide probable preventive measures for optimal maintenance. Some of the reviewed articles revealed that there are a number of maintenance models with the two mains ones being individual maintenance and group maintenance models. Some of the ways used to search for maintenance modeling articles are internet services or use of published materials unavailable online. Overreliance on internet articles and use of different terminologies make it hard to find the right articles ...

Introduction

A free trade area has been used to describe the regional market that eliminates most, if not all, trade barriers between the trading partners such as quotas, barriers, and preferences on the flow of the services and goods traded between the member countries (Plante, 2004). Nevertheless, in the free trade areas, members negotiate trade agreements separately with the countries that are not members of the free trade area. A customs union on the other hand, refers to the trade agreement where a group of countries charges a common set of tariffs and quotas to external countries. This refers to a higher level ...

- Briefly describe the two opposing parties.

The latest political uproar around the globe is the Russian-Ukrainian conflict that has created a nerve-wrecking situation for all the strong, powerful world leaders. The conflict is mainly between Russia and Ukraine.

- Using course concepts (Modules 14 and 17), analyze how the conflict might have been initiated and how it is maintained.

Over the past few years, Russia has dominated most of the governmental decisions of Ukraine, which were based on building strong relations with Russia, but not with the European Union because if Ukraine signed deals with European Union then it would damage ...

The trucking industry is an extremely essential industry in the economy of the United States. It has been extensively used for transporting large quantities of raw materials as well as finished goods over land. The industry has been influential to other industries in the country, making it highly reliable in the economy. The trucking industry is extremely influential in manufacturing, transportation, as well as warehousing industries. The industry has been renowned of its massive achievements towards development of the economy of the United States. However, it has become extremely challenging to achieve full benefits for the industry. This is ...

Role of Federal Reserve

In the past few years, the Federal Reserve has come under increased scrutiny due to the financial crisis of 2007 – 2009. It has been criticized for lowering the interest rates, which resulted in cheaper mortgages, and thereby precipitating into a full blown financial crisis. Further, it has also been criticized for transforming itself into an investment vehicle, due to its role in quantitative easing, even though it helped in financial recovery.
Historically, it has been Federal Reserve’s dual mandate to maintain the stability of prices and employment. That it does by varying its federal funds target, by ...

GDP is the monetary value of all goods and services produced in a given nation within a specified period. GDP is calculated after every year and it includes all investments, public and private consumptions, government outlays and exports fewer imports. GDP is a measure of nation’s economic health. Nevertheless, Gross Domestic Product is a measure of the nation’s standards of living. Countries are compared on with respect to their Gross Domestic Product since it shows the monetary value of the country’s economy. Ideally, the greater the GDP, the bigger the economy of the country. It is measured using two different ...

History plays a very important role in the development and progress of humanity. Social, cultural and political religious factors play a crucial role in shaping a society. All these factors evolve in a particular way throughout the history to give the society or world a particular shape. The world of today has also experienced such historical evolution. The economy is becoming increasingly global, in which an idea of uniformity and global culture is embedded. But on the other hand, despite the increasing move or evolution towards uniformity, the extremism in the world is also increasing. The reason for that is hidden in the past ...

The Middle East is the “epicenter” of the oil industry globally. Oil has a central significance in the economy and political status of both the exporters and the importers, local and foreign issues, in the political economy. This most lucrative natural resource which is highly valued has greatly shaped the countries of Middle East. It has impacted the region both positively and negatively.

The region has an enormous influence in the globe due to its oil possession. For instance, the region can impose restrictions on the quantities of oil exported to a foreign state. When the US and other countries ...

DQ1: Exchange Rates.

A. I spent my recent holiday vacation in South Africa, which is quite an inexpensive destination with various world class financial institutions that offer attractive exchange rates. Upon arrival at the O. R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, I found a forex bureau that offered forex exchange at 0% percent commission to travelers. I exchanged 2000 US dollars and received 21,400 South African Rand (R).
During the next four weeks of my vacation, I exchanged currency once at a forex bureau that charged 5% commission and later found out that I could exchange currency in Automated Teller machines at ...

Economic Development Initiatives

Economic development initiatives are policies and strategies, which can be undertaken by institutions or organizations aiming to improve the economic condition of a particular area. It needs to be noted that not always do economic development initiatives symbolize introduction of fiscal policies and strategies in the economy, but the same also takes into account initiatives and strategies that are taken to enhance the standards of living and empowerment. Enhanced standards of living and empowerment have an impact on the economic condition of a particular area. In this context, the paper attempts to evaluate one particular Economic Development Initiative adopted in Northern ...

Economics of motivation is a concept that is associated with the costs that must be met and availability of the required resources to cover these costs for a motivated behavior to happen. Arguably, there are five categories of motivation costs. The first cost is the response cost, which is related to the behavior that should be made in order to realize a goal. Second is the time required to work on achieving a goal. It would take a given span of time before the anticipated goal is realized. The third cost is the physical energy, which is the amount of calories that is spent on ...

Objective 1:

i) Aggregate demand shows demand for real GDP by all the people in an economy, which they are willing and able to buy at different possible prices at a given point of time, holding other factors constant. The aggregate demand curve is downward sloping and shows an inverse relationship between price level and real GDP.
Following is the explanation for downward sloping demand curve, which is very much different from income and substitution effects of demand of a single product:

1) Interest Rate Effects:
When price levels increases in the economy, businesses and industries, have to borrow additional funds to ...

Planning for the impending days is a critical aspect of managing any organization. Forecasting can be broadly considered as a technique of estimating different aspects of a business or organization. The success of financial forecasting largely depends on the availability of data. Forecasting enables an organization to develop the best strategies of dealing with future scenarios. It creates a possible accurate picture of the future. There are various useful sources that can provide economic data as well as economic forecast data that can be used in economic analysis.

Historical economic data can be found in two sources namely; U.S. Department of Commerce and ...

Introduction

This is a strategy adopted by the government through the Central Bank to control macroeconomic shocks due to fluctuation in wages and prices of goods and services. Stabilization may include monitoring the business cycle and interest rate regulation by the central banks. Moderation of these factors leads to changes in unemployment rate, recovery of an economy from economic shock control borrowing and money supply. In general terms stabilization are used to regulate the fluctuation of business cycle. There are two main elements of stabilization policies, that is, monetary and fiscal policies.

Elements of Stabilization Policies

Monetary policy
This is the process through which ...

Uganda was a British protectorate. The Buganda agreement (1900) defined the boundaries of the kingdom of Buganda. These boundaries were extended eventually to include the whole of the British Uganda protectorate. This agreement gave Buganda monarchy a large degree of their internal autonomy within the Uganda protectorate.

Githaka refers to an assemblage of land, which was owned by a sub clan (mbari). The members of the sub-clan were entitled to own portions of each clan’s githaka. The Kikuyu tribe of Kenya had a system of land holding based on the githaka. The githaka was hereditary passed on from one generation to another.The ...

Introduction

The AS-AD framework is a very useful economy tool, which reduces the economy into a simple model of supply and demand. The aggregate demand curve (AD) is given by the summation of consumption (C), investments (I), government purchases (G) and net exports (X-M). On the other hand, the supply curve is a function of the expected price levels. This paper uses the AS-AD model to analyse the economy at various levels of employment, and the adjustments that accompany movement various policy actions. It begins with a depiction of an economy operating at less than full employment, showing that economies often tend towards the ...

Comparative advantage refers to an economic situation to produce a good at the lowest opportunity cost. Here the trade exchange between China and USA shows how the Law of Comparative holds in real world. With the amount of trade taking place between two countries, the law holds that these trading partners are promoting their self interests by producing the goods for which they have low opportunity cost and trading another good for which they have high opportunity cost(CFA Institute 376).

Since USA and China have low opportunity cost to produce agricultural goods and machinery respectively. These countries are involved ...

Austerity Measure

The growth path of an economy does not follow a smooth trajectory. It is composed of a number of short-term and long-term fluctuations. The magnitude and duration of such fluctuations are varied. The government uses its two important tools, the fiscal policy and the monetary policy to smoothen out this jagged path to some extent. During periods of boom, that is, when the economy experiences high rate of growth with low unemployment rate and high income, the government follows a contractionary fiscal and monetary policy. In times of slump when the economy is under a phase of deceleration in growth with low output ...

International Marketing

ABSTRACT

Business expansion in an international scale is an important aspect of growth. Relatively, within five nations, China is seen to have the most convenient course of development due to the fact that it is involved in the most effective force international advancement. In the discussion that follows, China’s power in embracing advancement as the most viable source of national competence shall be given attention to especially in relation to the desired expansion of a particular business organization.

India, China, South Korea, Denmark and Switzerland are among the primary countries of which the company hopes to expand in. The ...

Introduction

Using the above definition of amortization, the thesis statement for this research paper can be defined (Nellen et al. 37). It will be based on investigating how buying a car involving a bank can be beneficial or disadvantageous based on acquiring a loan and how it will be repaid by taking a real life example. Moreover, a real bank shall be chosen with an arbitrary rate which the bank shall judge a debtor. In so doing, an analysis of numbers shall be computed to illustrate more on which decision to draw concerning taking a loan for the car.

Discussion

Consider an individual called Steve. His aim is ...

Will Restricting Emissions Damage the Economy?

Will Restricting Emissions Damage the Economy?
Restricting emissions will not damage the economy. I most agree with Aaron Ezroj that emissions will have no damaging effects to the economy. Paul Cicio and Aaron Ezroj have differing opinions concerning the effects of emissions on the economy. Whereas Cicio suggests that emissions will have damaging effects on the economy, Ezroj disagrees by suggesting that the emissions will not damage the economy. Cicio argues that the capping of the greenhouse gas emissions from the industrial sector will have negative effects on jobs and investments, and increase the imports. He argues that ...

Explain Spot Market?

Markets are crucial in every energy sector. Spot market is one of the markets in the business marketplace. It is worth noting that spot market is a physical market where various assets are sold and delivered immediately. The transaction that takes placed is in terms of cash. The spot market incorporates the sale of securities or commodities in cash basis. One of the major features of spot market is that the contracts that are carried out in the market are effected immediately. In most cases, spot market are confused with futures market. The difference is that the commodities and financial ...

Business proposal in an emerging economy

I propose that Hilton Worldwide expand its hospitality business to the Latvian republic. Latvia is a democratic parliamentary republic in the Baltic region of Northern Europe, endowed with a maritime border with Sweden in the west. The country is having mind-blowing nature, large forests, rich and fertile environment, sandy beaches, scrumptious Latvian cuisines and its unique culture. There are a lot of specialist museums and monuments in the country. A lot of cultural activities are conducted regularly in the place. The Latvian Health Tourism Cluster has decided to promote health tourism in association with the resorts in the country. All these attract ...

Review of the Political and Economic Climate of Ghana.

Ghana’s civil liberties, freedom of the press and political rights standards rank high among African countries; similar to those of developed countries (UNDP, 2010). Economically, Ghana highly relies on international technical and financial support emanating from the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. The regional Conference in West Africa, Accra accentuated challenges and opportunities of deeper economic integration in West Africa (IMF, 2013). They resolved to allow banks to serve customers across various countries with the aim of creating a wider pool of funding with better diversification and customer bases. That makes it an attractive site for investors to ...

Atmospheric carbon emissions in the United States have elicited a myriad debate on the effective policies, which should be enacted to save the economic global change. Proposed policies are essential curbing the menace. Primarily Energy efficiency policy is vital. The mentioned policy encompasses providing consumers with tools to effectively monitor and adjust their energy use. Notably, cap and trade system policy is also vital. The mentioned system employs financial inducement in encouraging reduction of carbon dioxide by companies. Here, a regulatory body set maximum annual limits of carbon emissions (Turk & Bensel, 2014). Also, a carbon tax policy connotes to a tax on ...

Global Stratification

The term global stratification is the hierarchal order identifies the groups or individuals living in different societies around the globe.
Most Industrialized:

The Commonwealth of Australia is considered to have 13th largest economy in the world. The GDP of this country is $918.978 billion. It has 5th highest per capita of about $40,836. The literacy rate in this country is about 99%. In 2012, life expectancy in Australia was about 84.40 years of women and 79.90 years of men.

Because industrialized countries like Australia have highest levels of economic development compared to other countries in the world, ...

South Africa

South Africa is one of the esteemed and has been projected for growth in the African continent. The Republic of South Africa is geographically located at the southern part of the vast Africa content neighbored by Swaziland and Mozambique to the east and Zimbabwe Namibia and Botswana to the north. Its coastline extends along the Indian oceans and the south Atlantic. On estimation, it measures approximately 2798 kilometers. The country measures an area of about 1,221,037 square kilometers (Feinstein, 2005). According to the national statistics, the country had a population of 52,981,991 citizens and ranked as ...

Question

Assume that the country is in a period of high unemployment, interest rates are at almost zero, inflation is about 2% per year, and GDP growth is less than 2% per year. Suggest how fiscal and monetary policy can move those numbers to an acceptable level keeping inflation the same. What is the first action you would take as the president? As the chairman of the Fed? Why? What would be your subsequent steps?

Answer

Analyzing the given data indicates us that this economy is suffering from the deflation. In another word, we see high unemployment, very low inflation and very ...

The history of American economy has been a long battle since the time of the Gilded Age through the Progressive era and into the Great Crash or Depression of October 1929. During these years, from 1877 to 1929, class conflict was largely observed. The Gilded Age and the Great Crash were the notorious periods in which poverty and economic inequality skyrocketed reaching all-time highs in the American economy. The Gilded Age came at a time when there was widespread greed, corruption in the political systems, and speculative elements of the market. Of great interest is the absence of government restriction in ...

Introduction

The report includes a speculative summary which is highly rendered by the project submitter. The report includes the rules and exemption to work with an accommodated job in United Kingdom. The summary and the report includes the rules and regulations which are necessary as per working in the UK company, and it also discuss about the Tax redemption charges as per the incomes basis of an individual. The report even includes the taxation of any employee working in a UK based company. The rules and regulations are also jotted down to make the project analyst know about the main factual finding ...

Binge drinking or episodic drinking refers to the habit of drinking alcoholic beverages with the main aim of becoming intoxicated through heavy consumption within a short duration. The major economic barriers to healthcare for individuals include sedentary lifestyle and poverty. Sedentary lifestyle among the upper class means that individuals are able to afford to buy the drinks. However, among the poor, binge drinking is a problem because they look for ways to ensure that they escape from the harsh realities of everyday life. Binge drinking becomes an easy scapegoat.
The education levels of individuals usually reflect on their socio-economic status. ...

DQ 1. The Circular Flow in Economics

It is defined as the flow of payment in the economy in a circular motion where the end point goes back to the starting point in an infinite cycle. It can be demonstrated in several ways even with nature. Water cycle for instance works the same way. The water on land evaporates and brought up to the atmosphere forming clouds. As soon as the cloud gets heavy, the water vapor condenses and falls back to land in a form of either water or snow and the same cycle repeats throughout. In economics, the same cycle is composed of three market inputs ...

While measured in terms of current dollar purchasing power, Japan is the second largest economy in the world, as of the year 2012. However, a recent survey by the World Bank, as of May 2014, India surpasses Japan as the third largest economy, right after U.S and China. Thus, on a PPP (purchasing power parity) basis, India holds a 6.4 percent of the global GDP. Trailing behind is Japan, which holds a 4.8 percent of the global wealth. This is a stark contrast to the World Bank’s report in 2011, which held India in the 10th place .

The above figure shows the ranking ...

Supply chain is the systematic process involving individuals, information, activities, and resources that are all used to move a finished product from the supplier to the final consumer. Supply chain management in the 21st century, requires companies to introduce green supply chains and sustainable logistics. Rapidly depleting economic resources put immense pressure on suppliers to make use of ‘environment friendly’ supply and distribution channels.

Taking initiatives for greening the supply chains can have a large impact on both economic and transport growth. However, various measures must be taken to decouple both, so that there is no conflict between the two. ...

Uganda

As a country well endowed with many substantial resources, Uganda, an African country, is blessed with great economic potential. However, years of self ruling and unstable economic management has made this country one of the least developed country, with a high percentage of poverty. The current president of Uganda, Museveni, helped in rebuilding the economy by negotiating a policy framework paper with the IMF and the World Bank. According to World Bank’s Worldwide Governance Indicators, the country annually loses 768.9 billion shillings or $286 million due to the severe problem of corruption. However, Uganda has maintained a stable debt position due to ...