Category: Economic
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International Economics: Neoclassical Theory of Trade
Table of Contents Executive Summary Discussion References Executive Summary Neoclassical Theory is one of the widely used theories in international trade. The theory is based on Hecksher-Ohlin Model. This model emphasizes on the importance of endowment in international trade. It holds that the endowment of a country, in terms of natural resources, defines its ability…
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Employment Issues: Economic Progress
Despite the low unemployment rates and high wages, I do not think that today’s employees are better off compared to people who worked 30 years ago. First and foremost, I believe that inflation has to be taken into account when reviewing hourly wages. Although people today may earn more, the amount of goods they purchase…
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Role of Capital Mobility in Economic
It is important to note that understanding capital mobility as a concept can enhance the comprehension of economic forces driving the development of nations. Capital mobility is a movement of capital between geographically different locations, such as countries. Many elements of international operations are influenced by the given metric. Business valuation can be impacted by…
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Argentina Economic Trends and Issues
Argentina is precisely an emerging country, and it is classified among the middle-income countries. The country has a human development index is 0.811 against the 0.900 which is considered the minimum for the developed countries. This has been as a result of high living standards of its citizens due to high employment levels. Lately, Argentina…
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Economic Problems in the US
Introduction The United States of America is currently facing domestic problems ranging from social, economic to health care issues. Some of these problems can be related to the formulation of bad policies of governance by the federal government and the ignorance of the people of the United States of America and the overwhelming global recession…
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The United States Banking Industry: Economic Profile
Table of Contents Introduction Shifts and price elasticity of supply and demand Positive and negative externalities Wage inequality Monetary and fiscal policies The economy and the success of the banking industry Conclusion Reference Introduction The banking industry is one of the most vital sectors of an economy. In the United States (US), it is even…
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Indian Economy: Keynesianism and Mercantilism
Keynesianism as a theory maintains that the economic performance of a country depends on the expense incurred in running its operations in the short run. These expenses depend on production and employment levels of the country; they also affect the inflation rate in the concerned country. According to this theory, government involvement in the monitoring…
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Economic Growth by David Weil
Table of Contents Facts to be explained A framework for analysis Population and economic growth Human capital Facts to be explained In this introductory chapter, Weil discusses the aim of the book as well as the important questions that the book answers. The main aim of this chapter is to help the reader to acquaint…
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The AA-DD Model in Monetary Economics
The AA-DD model consists of the G&S model, the money model, and the forex model. The AA-DD diagram consists of two lines. The first line (AA line) denotes the asset equilibriums generated from the Forex and money markets. The second line (DD curve) represents equilibrium in the G&S market. The market equilibrium is attained when…
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Binding Price Ceiling and Non-price Allocation
Table of Contents Establishment a binding price ceiling Non-price techniques of allocation open to the property owner References Establishment a binding price ceiling The basic agenda of an administration establishing price ceiling is to shield consumers from changes in prices. Housing is a basic requirement for all the citizenry hence, if housing becomes unaffordable due…