Category: Economic

Sustainable economic development refers to the process of utilizing available natural resources for economic development while taking care of resources to ensure that future generations enjoy same resources. Social economic development manifests through four greens, which include green savings, green opportunities, green talent and green places. Green savings refers to the process of exhorting various…

Table of Contents Introduction FedStats and Bureau of Economic Analysis United States Census Bureau Conclusion Reference List Introduction For economic impact analysis to be effectively undertaken, sufficient and accurate information is required. According to Bebee and Hunt (2008, p.1), the source of information may have used may affect the validity of the economic analysis. There…

The book Naked Economics is a successful attempt to introduce a comprehensive description of key economic processes in the approachable format. The tenth chapter, The Federal Reserve, explains in detail the adverse effects of the proposition not being able to meet the demand. Inflation is named as the primary result, and several ways to avoid…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Global economy Rwanda Development Projects in Rwanda Summary Conclusion Works Cited Abstract Global competitiveness is important in identifying a country’s stage of development and what it requires to move on. This paper considers world economic forum’s indices for 2010/11, in which Rwanda, was ranked 80th even though it is in…

The analysis of the American’s position as to preaching one set of beliefs but practicing another is based on the research provided by David Brooks “The Culture of Debt”, Jackson Lears “The American Way of Debt” and Benjamin Franklin “13 Virtues”. The authors managed to illustrate the cultural atmosphere of the USA concentrating on the…

Introduction The U.S. economy remains the largest economy in the world despite the fast emerging economies such as China, Japan and India among others. These emerging economies threaten the U.S. economy with regard to losing of its competitive advantage. However, in 2010, the GDP of U.S. was estimated to be at $ 14.7 trillion. This…

Table of Contents Specific Purpose Statement Introduction Body Conclusion References Specific Purpose Statement Inflation is one of the global problems of our time. It would seem that changes in the value of certain currencies are commonplace in a world where much depends on the state of financial markets. However, in some cases, inflation can turn…

Introduction Profit maximizing firms strive in investing on goods and services without any consideration on integrity. To most investors, integrity, being natural, is rarely accorded the attention it deserves. However, a deeper and broader approach of consumption integrity reveals that it takes integrity for customers to make any purchases. Therefore, successful companies should endeavor to…

The modern world still suffers from the aftermath of 2008 financial crisis that triggered recession of the economy and conditioned the appearance of a number of problems in the sphere of finances. The majority of the powerful states of the world were not able to avoid the negative impact of the crisis and suffered from…

Table of Contents Summary of the Economy Overview of the Sources of Poverty in Argentina Description of Specific Policy in Argentina Effects of the Policy on Economy Works Cited Summary of the Economy Argentina’s economy is stable and relatively productive as compared to those of other state entities in the Latin American geographical jurisdiction. Diversity…