Category: Economic

Table of Contents Introduction Proposed Solutions Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Writing for the American Prospect Magazine, Fernholz calls the “too big to fail” concept as the “most hated and least understood Orwellian phrase that usually arise during financial crises” (Fernholz 8). According to (Stern & Feldman 9) too big to fail is the believe that…

Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction The impact of the recession Case Study Analysis: Savills PLC Surviving the economic downturn Conclusion References Executive Summary Recession is defined as a slump in economic activity in an economy over a considerably long period of time, or a cycle of business contraction. The great recession of 2007-2009 was…

Table of Contents Strengths Weaknesses Risk assessment Efforts to stem high unemployment and low average economic growth Works Cited Major macro-economic indicators 2010 2011 2012 2013(f) GDP Growth (%) 3.6% 2.7% 3.1% 0.9% Inflation (Yearly average) (%) 1.1% 2.2% 1.99% 1.3% Budget balance (% of GDP) 4.2% 0.8% 0.2% 0.4% Current account balance (% of…

Table of Contents Executive Summary Unemployment Inflation Gross Development Product (GDP) Interest Rates Conclusion References Executive Summary Macro-economic factors are factors that affect the wider financial systems such as national, regional, or international economies. These factors span across the whole economy. They affect all industries or many markets. Some of the macroeconomic factors that have…

The book “Common Wealth: Economics for a Crowded Planet” is written by Jeffrey Sachs, a famous economist from the Columbia University. His work is devoted to the economic problems of our planet and to the global issues in general. The author focuses on the existing threats for the global population in different spheres of life…

The United States of America has been determined to have a mixed and capitalistic economy. The U.S as a country has a well-developed infrastructure, a lot of natural resources, and it is also highly productive. The United States has been determined to have a great influence on economic issues on a global scale. However, America…

Companies have always sought to increase productivity through various means. One of the essential factors influencing the growth of labor productivity is material and technical factors. They are associated with the use of new equipment, new technologies, materials, and several employees. In the article “China’s Future Economic Potential Hinges on Its Productivity”, the author describes…

Table of Contents Introduction Population Economic Statistics and Activity Minerals and Resources Surface Transportation Communication Systems Working Conditions Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Thailand is a country located in south East Asia and is commonly referred to as the kingdom of Thailand and has been popular for having had the most reigns in the entire world.…

Introduction Over the last decade, there has been advancement within the sports industry internationally especially in relation to football. Many people have appreciated the football as a part and parcel of their life. This is evident from the fact that there has been emergence of large number of football clubs globally. Not only has football…

Table of Contents Introduction Existence of Bureaucracy Construction of trading system Presence of rational actors The problem of inequality Conclusion References Introduction State intervention can lead to dramatic alterations of wealth if done poorly as seen in autocratic nations. Conversely, they may explain why certain countries are more economically powerful than others. These divergent views…