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    The phrase ‘Washington Consensus’ was coined by John Williamson in reference to a set of policy tools that Washington based institutions, in particular, the IMF, World Bank and the US Treasury could agree upon as the appropriate policy solutions to the Latin American debt crisis. In sum, these policy tools prescribed economic stabilisation, liberalisation and privatisation for developing countries as the keys to development, (Rodrik, 2001). Those policies were deemed necessary to achieve growth…

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    The Agriculture Industry has more child labourers involved than any other industry in the world. Seventy one percent of child labour is in the Agricultural Industry and it is considered to be very hazardous because it includes dangerous chemicals and large machinery that should require special training before handling or operating. Roughly sixty eight percent of child labour in agriculture is an unpaid family member. Many children in agriculture dont realize…

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    Factory Asia Case Study

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    The international production networks consist of vertical production chains extended across countries in the region, or to put it simply, they are the process of global production sharing that has initiated a new form of division of labor (vertical specialization) between Asian economies, especially in East and Southeast Asia, but sometimes it can be global as well. As more countries participate in IPNs, intra-industry trade in parts and components has been growing rapidly as there will be more…

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    company based in the USA, dealing with the provision of oil mining machinery and advanced technology. Operating on a multinational level, Gloil targets countries with oil mining, but focuses on those that have only recently discovered their oil wells. 1.1 Products and Services Among the products that the company provides include tricone bits, sucker rods, oil drilling stabilizers and hydraulic accumulators (Oil News). These forms of machinery make it easy to execute the drilling process without…

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    were better than they were before and that they were “better fed, better lodged, better clothed and better attended in sickness”. He said people of Manchester were better after the industrialization because although it wasn’t as pretty as the old agricultural ways, the national economy was thriving (Document 3). But his beliefs about the country may have been influenced by the fact that he was a Member of Parliament, meaning that he was of a higher class, and his success directly correlated with…

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    and Births, as well as his use of extensive propaganda. As previously mentioned, Italy was enduring an economic downturn following WWI and was heavily reliant on wheat and other foreign imports. The Battle for Grain in 1925 aimed to bolster the agricultural sector and economy in the hope that Italy could reach autarky. To achieve this, Mussolini introduced financial…

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    “capitalist elements in the economy” (Lenin qtd. in Daniels 161). Further, Stalin saw a need for a rapid growth of the industry not only for the purposes of industrial production but also for “agriculture” and the peasantry, who needed “tractors, agricultural machinery and fertilizers” to achieve maximal crop yield (161). Given that Stalin wanted to perfect socialism and a closed economic system, it would make sense that he would attempt to achieve rapid industrialization by any means, even if…

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    Abolish Slavery

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    Although the discovery of abundant natural resources and fertile land in the South might lead many dwellers of early America to think that they have a prosperous path ahead of them, tasks are not as easily accomplished as they are thought to be due to a number of issues that surfaced as Americans begin to form and put together an effective system to transform these raw materials into usable products. As slavery became a condemning issue, several main groups and political parties such as the…

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    they all had in common, keeping the cost of labor low, while profits sky rocked. The wages went up $.35 an hour and $3.00 a day, but the living conditions did not improve because many Mexican workers were not employed all year specially in the agricultural fields. They were only needed when harvest time came along and where not fully employed, and if they were it was only a small…

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    Development as a master concept is one of the most obligatory components of human society. The idea of development was popularized through expansion of colonization, where Europeans had colonies, strategically organized their societies, its labour and market forces by destroying the non-European colonies. This process went through various transformation stages as the socio-political structure of the world changed over time. This paper will try to discuss Modernization theory, which is one…

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