Category: Economic

Structure of the Ethiopian economy The structure and driving force of the Ethiopian economy is based on geographic locations of the economic activities, the kind of technology, and the behavioral characteristics of the factors of production. Geographic locations are classified into either rural or urban areas. In addition to that, the economy of the country…

Table of Contents Introduction Assumption Costs Benefits Projection and Comparison Conclusion References Introduction Mass vaccination implies the distribution of free vaccines to the population preventing the spread of the virus. The policy aims to mitigate the economic downturn presented by the prevalence of Covid-19 across the globe. The research demonstrates that it is possible to…

Looking back at the economical and financial strategies of the late XX century, one can hardly believe that the ideas of globalization have been suggested so recently. Indeed, a lot has been done; however, there are still many projects that need to be implemented as soon as possible. Since trade in some of the countries,…

Table of Contents Introduction Purpose Timeline Community Needs Evaluation Employee Motivation Recruitment Model Changes Conclusion References Introduction Since the pandemic outbreak in early 2020, the city government has been at the forefront of managing the health crisis and its social and economic consequences. Urgent social care demands from vulnerable populations, especially the elderly, disabled, homeless,…

Table of Contents Introduction Importance of Economic Concepts Conclusion References Introduction Economics is defined as a social science that deals with how people utilize the limited resources, to satisfy the unlimited needs and wants (Baumol and Blinder, 2008). Economics is applicable in our day to day lives, thus it is important to have some rudimentary…

Table of Contents Introduction Literature review Discussion and analysis Conclusions, implications, and limitations Reference List Introduction The economic impact of bankruptcy and reorganization can be studied using capital structure. The main objective of studies, which use capital structure, is to analyze the gains or losses to the capital following reorganization. A number of studies that…

Table of Contents Introduction Aim Scope Analysis Effect on the natural environment Increase in the degree of inequality Property development Conclusion Reference List Introduction Economic growth refers to the process through which improvement in an individual’s standard of living is achieved (Baumol, Litan & Schramm 2007, 34). During the 20th century, most of the developed…

The accelerating pace of scientific and technological change has both positive and negative implications for economic and social systems. Indeed: The change wrought by technological advance continually remakes society, and this transformational process is, on the one hand, central to the dynamic that is commonly labeled “progress,” and yet on the other is a source…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction The current macroeconomic setting in Australia Analysis of the policies Conclusions Recommendations Reference List Abstract Australia is a steadily growing economy that can attribute its success to the economic policies that have been applied. This report evaluates the macroeconomic setting in economic growth, unemployment, inflation and trade. The investigations will…

Table of Contents Introduction Rational Expectation Approach verses Modigliani’s Approach Neoclassical-Keynesian verses Rational Expectation Approach Neoclassical-Keynesians verses Monetarist The Differences between Rational expectation approach Monetarist Works Cited Introduction A capitalist economy system is comparable to a multifaceted machine that entails numerous capitalists firms and individuals, all making uncoordinated decisions in the economy. The many devices…