Category: Relationship

  • Sustainability of Trade Relationship Between EU and China

    Globalisation has opened up channels for different countries to join hands in a bid to strengthen their business ties. China is one of such countries. Upon joining world trade organisation (WTO), China became the EU’s largest trading partner in goods and fourth trading partner in terms of services. Although frustration in the bilateral trade relationship…

  • The Relationship Between Fiscal Spending and Unemployment

    Table of Contents Introduction Theory Methodology and Data Analysis Conclusion References Introduction The US economy plunged into a recession, with the real GDP growth rate falling to -3% in 2008. The Obama administration passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA 2009) in response to the financial crisis caused by the disappearance of…

  • Unemployment and Recession: Causes and Relationship

    Unemployment can be termed as the period when individuals actively search for a job but still remain unhired. Recession is said to be the period when an economy is experiencing slow but steady GDP growth until a certain point when it reaches negative. At this point unemployment increases, businesses stagnate and generally the economy grows…

  • Relationship Between Population and Economic Growth

    Table of Contents Introduction Relationship between Population and Economic Growth Conclusion References Introduction Economic growth is dependent on a wide array of factors that range from technology to capital. Of particular interest is the rate of population growth vis-à-vis economic growth and development. Various economic models have attempted to establish the relationship between different demographic…

  • Principles of Macroeconomics: Supply and Demand Relationship

    Table of Contents Introduction Demand and supply Graph 1 References Introduction Demand and supply is possibly one of the major economic concepts and the backbone of free market economy. Demand is the quantity of services or products needed by consumers (Mankiw, 2012). The amount of products desired at a particular price is referred as quantity…

  • Public School Quality and Its Relationship With Location Within the American Class Structure

    Table of Contents Discussion Conclusion Works Cited Originally, numerous factors influence the quality of any public school. The fact is that the professionalism and qualification of the teaching personnel is one of the most important. As for the location of the school, few researchers have argued on this factor, as directly it does not influence…

  • The Impact of Customer Relationship Management Systems on Businesses

    Table of Contents Overview of CRM The significance of Customer Relationship Management to businesses Historical evolution of the Concept Challenges facing the implementation of CRM in businesses Ethical issues in the use of Customer Relationship Management Systems (CRMS) References Overview of CRM CRM refers to a business philosophy and strategy supported by the information technology,…

  • Relationship Between Lobbying and Corruption

    Table of Contents Introduction Salient Points in the paper Results Critical Analysis Conclusion Introduction A very interesting and pertinent study on the relationship between lobbying and corruption was done by Nauro F Campos and Fransesco Giovannoni in a discussion paper in September 2006. The paper titled Lobbying, Corruption and Political Influence studies the situation in…

  • The Relationship between Political Stability & Economic Growth

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction Many people do not understand whether political stability leads to economic growth or it is the vice versa. Either way, the two elements have a close relationship. This essay will discuss the relationship between political stability and economic growth. In addition, it will also identify the theoretical…

  • Relationships Between the Government and the Private Sector

    Scholars have not yet come to a consensus about the relationships between the government and the private sector. The main question is whether the state should intervene in the distribution of wealth and commodities or not. Approximately, twenty years ago, the United States of America chose the policy of non-intervention, and adhered to it until…