Economic globalization

Economic globalization is the process of increasing the financial integration amongst countries. Consequently, economic globalization leads to the development of a “global marketplace” or “a single world market”. Economic globalization is enhanced by the accession of multinational enterprises, which result into the rise of the profits of that “global marketplace”. It is hard to define … Read more

Globalisation has benefited everyone

Title: Globalisation has benefited everyone. It helped all the people to increase their living standards, brought advantages to organisations and businesses and enabled economies to develop.” Discuss Introduction We live in a self-regulating world. Countries are influenced by the economic health of other countries and by their governments’ policies. Problems in one part of the world can … Read more

Free Trade

Free trade is a trade where countries carries out economic activities ‘without restrictions or barrier such as import and export tariffs’, barrier to market entry and policies (Johnston, Gregory, & Smith, 2011, free trade). Many countries have reaped benefits from free trade and especially developing countries. Some benefits include improvement in infrastructures, expanded markets, access … Read more

John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek – Economies around WWI

John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek were economists. Keynes believed in government regulation of markets. Hayek believed in free markets. Lenin was against the world economy and opposed International Trade. His ultra-communist policies were a disaster in the Soviet Union. Keynes was an economic adviser to the British government during and after World War I. … Read more

Auctions

WHAT IS AUCTION? An auction is a method of purchasing and selling of goods or services by offering them up for bid, taking bids, and then selling the item to the highest bidder. TYPES OF AUCTIONS. • English auction: mostly referred to as “open ascending price auction’’ is a type of auction that is the … Read more

Unemployment in Pakistan

INTRODUCTION:- Unemployment plays very important part in our life. Today I’m going to discuss about the unemployment in Pakistan. Unemployment is one of the biggest problem In Pakistan. That person in unemployed who has ability to do work and Is willing to do work but is unable to get job opportunity in the current situation … Read more

Cause Analysis of the European Sovereign Debt Crisis

What was the European Sovereign Debt Crisis? In order to be able to fully analyze the causes of European Sovereign Debt Crisis its important to understand what the Crisis is. The genesis of the European sovereign debt crisis began in Greece where a higher risk premium was assigned to the Eurozone region. By late 2009 … Read more

Value of Ringgit

INTRODUCTION According to study performed by Jeffrey A. Frankel, 2005 exchange rate is defined as the price of foreign currency. For instance, the exchange rate between Malaysian Ringgit and Dollar is generally expressed in dollar per Ringgit ($/RM). The exchange rate acts a major role in the country economy growth and easily being affected by … Read more

Poultry Industry In Nigeria

Poultry refers to all birds of economic value to man, examples include chickens, pigeon, duck, pheasant, quail, guinea fowl and recently ostrich all which belong to the zoological class aves.Atteh,(2004) stated that poultry have been on earth for over 150 million years, dating back to the original wild jungle fowl. Poultry offered a range of … Read more

Marx’s argument from alienation/David Schweickart’s model of economic democracy

As per Marx, alienation is separating the employees from their work as well as separating the labor goods from the laborers. The two ends up in the control of the employers who control and dominate these critical factors of production. Marx also discovered how the states were dealing with the interest of those who owned … Read more

Impact of the subsidy on electric cars

Doug Ford eliminates the subsidy on electric cars, with Tesla believing it was aimed at them. Historically, electric cars were typically reserved for those of a higher income, and this subsidy only helped higher income earners. The increase in electric car sales due to the subsidy can be explained by supply and demand. Demand is … Read more

Primark supplying consumers with ethically sourced garments

Abstract- In this report I will write about the impact of the ethical sourcing of garments. Overview of ethical sourcing policy, specifically on Primark, where including explanation of the economic functioning of the market, demand pattern, possible causes of shifts in demand and supply, explanation a  possible types of market failures and government intervention on … Read more

Zimbabwe economic situation

Zimbabwe is a developing country located in the southern parts of Africa. The country has gone through tough economic situations that have seen hyperinflations and collapse of financial infrastructure in the country. Banks, prices of commodities, and the value of the currency experienced a massive drop in the late 1990s. Zimbabwe's currency is the Zimbabwean … Read more

Impacts of Globalisation on the Economy

Globalization has numerous extensive effects on our lives. It inevitably produces simultaneous benefits and setbacks for humanity. The emission of carbon dioxide has rapidly increased, ever since the global market was made. In regard to the negatives, globalisation leads to the destruction of natural land and the resources it provides us with. Pollution is a … Read more

MACROECONOMICS PROJECT

GERMANY SECTION 1 In the Euro Area Germany is the largest economy and fourth largest in the world. Germany is among the leading exporting countries in the world, currently being third in the overall world ranking and its exports make up more than one-third of its national output. The major exports of Germany include vehicles, … Read more