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    an important aspect to consider when looking analyze the connection between cities and government. Political economy is the use of the combination of political science, sociology, history and economic studies in order to understand how politics can control social and economic outcomes. Some of the classical sociologists that used this methodology to observe social change were the very controversial figure Karl Marx, Max Weber and Friedrich Engels. Although the teachings of Marx is…

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    prestige of the liberal tradition, so that the presentation of its development, which would allow to treat it as a process of genuine move away from liberalism and socialism, paving the way nightmares. For this purpose, they invented the myth of '' classical liberal '', to which the return - utożsamiającego freedom…

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    invariably some way to creating the colonized country captivated with the colonizing nation. Once the state in power has management over that, laws are implemented, that social establishments are contributory to maintaining its own rule and that economic functions the colonized state should perform, dependency is thereby forced onto that colonized country. This method, in effect, removes the later country’s autonomy and was one amongst the first functions of market economy within the nineteenth…

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    there is a substantial lack of contemporary styles as well as composer diversity within modern orchestras. The Elkhart County Symphony Orchestra is unfortunately guilty of perpetuating these stereotypes. Their repertoire consists primarily of classical pieces written centuries ago by dead, white, male composers. However, in an effort to stay contemporary, particularly with the younger generations, the orchestra will occasionally feature vocalists who perform an assortment of pop and current…

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    that increasing production leads to increase in wages, believed free economy and perfect competition in which price is determined by invisible hand. Adam Smiths theory of development is believable as classical theory in which some of basic feature are, Classical view given on the basis of economic liberalism,they believed in personel liberty,private property,individual initiative and private enterprise. Moral sentiment published in 1759 by adam Smith and Wealth of Nation in 1776 which…

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    The present thesis, is aimed to analyze the social behavior of transnational corporations during the economic crisis of late 2000s. While the growth of world´s GDP was negative in 2009 (-2.1%) and many corporations experienced cuts in employment, limited access to credit, and reductions in capital and technological spending (Campello et al., 2010: 1), the social investment of many firms followed a counter-intuitive move by increasing their social contributions in more than 228%. Between 2004…

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    Tim Harben History of Economic Thought Feelin’ the Hayek When contemplating the philosophies of macroeconomics, two names may come to mind, John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek. The intellectual differences between their two ideas are still being debated today. Keynes may have received a Nobel Prize for economics but he died before the Nobel prize in economics was created in 1969. Because of this fact, I have chosen to focus my attention on the intellectual competitor and…

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    (1899-1992) are two of the most prominent figures in history of the economic science. Their economic thoughts not only had huge impact in the past, but, along with their debate, will continue to shape the future. Their ideas contributed to the vicissitudes of the world economy by influencing generations of policy-makers. During the Great Depression, US President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal popularized Keynesianism, and Keynesian economics was embraced by many economies thereafter till the…

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    The other way in which Heller uses humor is is to expose the problems with capitalism, most notably seen in M&M Enterprises, the syndicate owned by Milo Minderbinder. Milo “...takes essential supplies from the planes but says that because everyone has a “share” in his business, it’s for their own good” (Catch-22). This quote only touches the surface of the problem; Milo will take anything he thinks he can make a profit on, from the syrettes of morphine in the medical case to the carbon-dioxide…

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    The modern historical and economic science allocates in history 3 large quantum leaps – three revolutions in productive forces of society and in structures of the society. One of them is industrial revolution led to transition from agrarian society to industrial. All 3 processes happened asynchronously in the various countries and regions however had global character. The industrial revolution is a system of economic and socio-political changes on the basis of transition from a hand labor to…

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