Category: Economic

The debate on the impact of currency regimes on economic activities is on the current agenda due to the emerging financial and debt crises. The international economy has bright examples of how exchange rate fluctuations and currency systems have been adopted to regulate both domestic and international markets. This paper focuses on the analysis of…

In the modern world, economic processes in most cases determine the development of states. The role of countries in the world market becomes decisive for the well-being of their citizens and can determine social processes that arise and progress within the state. The world market is unstable by definition, as are the economic processes that…

Table of Contents Executive summary Introduction Conclusion List of Tables Reference List Executive summary Economic growth is a positive concept that every country would be proud of. It entails an increase in the level of production in goods and services from one season to the other. Economic growth is attributed to various factors like technological…

Table of Contents Introduction Review of Related Literature Analysis Summary and Conclusion Reference List Introduction Background of the Study Russia’s economy is booming as it has been for the past six years; since 1998 its economy has been growing at well over six percent a year with most, if not all, of its economical growth…

Table of Contents Great Depression of the 1930s Stagflation of the 1970s and 1980s Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Great Depression of the 1930s Great Depression is considered a term that describes those economic and psychological crises in the United States and some other European countries in the 1930s. The definition is commonly used for describing the…

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is an economic parameter that measures economic activity of a nation. Conventionally, GDP measures the market value of goods and services that a nation produces in a given time in terms of per capita. Per capita indicates economic welfare of people. According to the World Bank, GDP is parameter that compares…

Table of Contents Introduction Data Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The People’s Republic of China, simply referred to as China, is a country found in East Asia. It is the most populous country, making up almost a quarter of the world’s population with more than 1.3 billion persons. The country is divided into 22 provinces, five…

Table of Contents Summary of the Article Analysis Application Conclusion Works Cited Summary of the Article Changes in the government policies are the driving force behind the society’s change in the volume, composition and location of their income. For instance, businesses and people have been noted to change the location of their income on the…

Introduction In the 18th century, India was a chief actor in the global textile export market. However, by 1850, it had lost not only a substantial share of its export market but also the local Indian domestic market. Other than the textile industry, other local industries also suffered some decline. As a result, India was…

Table of Contents Introduction Specific chapters or subjects Conclusion and Review Work Cited Introduction The Return of Depression Economics and The Crisis of 2008 is an insightful book that was written by Paul Krugman. This is one of the authors illuminating work that revolves around the global financial crisis of 2008. As a matter of…