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    As the world has become smaller, not the actual size but as countries become more and more connected through globalisation there are many advantages and disadvantages that arise. As a starting point I will name just a few advantages and disadvantages. One advantage can be seen as that many country’s exports and imports have become easier to transport which means the production of goods and rendering of services has become more efficient which means the end product will be cheaper to purchase for…

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    Alexander Hamilton was a brilliant man who had a keen insight on economic policies. He was a member of President Washington’s Cabinet and was the secretary of treasury. Hamilton always had an affinity towards the British Government because he believed that there government was well- run, and this affected the way he thought about economic engagement. Hamilton was an advocate for a federalist government, a government centered on a strong central government that made the main decisions for the…

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    The extravagance of the Americans during the Boom years led to the Wall Street Stock Exchange crash. America experienced a massive economic boom after World War l. There was an increased demand for goods and a rapid growth of farming and industry. Technological progress and consumer demand increase were key to Americas economic success. Businesses began to make huge profits which meant jobs were easier to find and were paid better. Society was affected resulting in women wearing make-up,…

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    The 2008 Global Financial Crisis is considered the largest monetary disaster since the great depression of 1929. According to Ben Bernake, it might have a resulted in 1930s style global financial and economic meltdown with catastrophic implications. In 2000s, global investors were searching for a low risk, high return investment, and so they started to throw their money at the United States housing market. However, global investors feel trouble to deal with individuals. Instead, they bought the…

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    operations of the business as it actively deals with the employees (sing 2013). It can be conjectured that it is the external factors of human trends that affect the business environment the most which could be brought about by natural, political economic changes. Another big impact is due to technology, which is implemented at varying levels by different companies; the employees are effective users at varying levels (Abebe). Technology also impacts the production processes in companies thus…

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    Globalized Portfolios

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    dividends. For a country that is on an uphill trend, globalized portfolios can be a rapid source of development to help the economy that is emerging move quickly in order to take advantage of potential economic opportunity that can create wealth and job opportunity (Levin Institute, 2012). When economic…

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    Four Economic Systems

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    ‘ideal’ economy, and till this day, an agreement had not been reached. This essay will analyze both the disadvantage and advantage of the four main economic systems, as well as shed some light on what a utopian economy is, and what is expected of it. Cost and Benefit Analysis of the Four Major Systems: As it was stated above, there are four main economic systems. Some of these…

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    right, the government can not raise taxes because of their own self interest and needs. Both Adam Smith's and John Locke’s theories of government are still around today, but John Locke’s “Life, liberty and property” quote is one of the most famous economic and natural rights quote because it describes how the citizen should be able to control what they want and the government aren't destroying the people's…

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    Every single day we experience the impact of spending money. Whether it be purchasing the weekly groceries or placing the first down payment for your home. How we spend money, where we spend, and the frequency of spending. Of course, part of the whole scheme of spending money and saving money a lot of it has to understood at a personal level. Learning how to maintain a budget and pay your taxes on time are all part of being a good and aware citizen, but at time even the best money management…

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    considered as the major contributor to the collapse of the earliest civilization. Drought first affected the Akkadian empire where people abandoned Akkadian cities and migrated to the southern areas of Mesopotamia. This caused overpopulation in the south as well as overtaxed food and shortening of water supply. Fights began everywhere because of the need to survive. This was the starting point in the “domino effect phenomena” which resulted to collapse of Mesopotamia. It is quite ironic how…

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