Category: Economic

Table of Contents Introduction The United States California and Orange County Conclusion Introduction A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research released the results of their 32nd annual economic forecast for the U.S., California and Orange County. This paper provides a summary of these results, highlighting the main aspects of the economic forecast for 2010, on…

The White Mans Burden is an exceptional book. As a recognized economist, William Easterly filters each and every aspect of his decisive understanding and familiarity concerning the foreign aid into this controversial book, without diluting the aid subject which has been noted for its star handling and uncritical reflection. Considering how foreign aid has failed…

One should be able to understand the importance of the expected value of an investment in order to make rational and well-calculated choices. Such an approach might mitigate potential losses and result in the most appealing outcome regardless of other factors. However, a certain option should not be considered on its own because other elements…

The arguments by Joseph Stiglitz on the approaches the IMF took to solve the financial crisis in East Asia are substantial since countries have different political, economic, and social systems that guide their market operations. As such, one solution to a given country cannot be applied directly to another. Notably, market liberalization had occurred in…

Economy of the United States of America has become relatively unstable due to frequent changes in global economic trends. The weakened national economy can particularly be attributed to the current shortage of energy resources. It is assumed that the U.S economy has been affected by the recent oil crisis which has not yet gotten over,…

American government and Federal Reserve have done much in restructuring the economy by overcoming various challenges at different capacities. Major challenges have been linked to those in Silicon Valley which comprises of unbalanced trade, keeping edge in innovation and counteracting recession. These problems and economic challenges could be solved through either private sector or government…

Table of Contents Introduction Conclusion References Introduction Multilateral bodies play a regulatory role in the global economic environment by acting as higher authorities than their member country governments. They serve to provide a level playing field for all member states or increase the cumulative economic competitiveness of the regional blocks they cover. This paper appraises…

Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction Political Economy Analysis Recommendations Conclusion Reference List Executive Summary The United Arab Emirates constitutes a federation of states that were formed by the Trucial States immediately after Britain attained self-government. The commanders are in charge of appointing the chief minister and the cabinet. The relative political and financial factors…

Table of Contents Theoretical framework Conclusion References Theoretical framework Economic entrepreneurship theories are essential in the analysis of entrepreneurial individuals. One theory that is highly relevant in today’s marketplace is the Austrian Market Process model, which Joseph Schumpeter initiated in 1934. In this model, adherents assume that an entrepreneur is essentially a driver of a…

Table of Contents Introduction Overview of the East African Market Segments Demographics Purchasing Approaches Conclusion References Footnotes Introduction The East African market is one that continues to grow and attract both foreign and domestic businesses. Although ethnically the region is quite diverse, it is not as advanced economically and therefore can be divided into very…