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    concepts of economics is important for everyone. These concepts provide recognition of the market trends that emerge in business and affect the choices in every purchase made. The article Understanding the Mechanisms of Economic Development by Angus Deaton provide key points that are relevant in economics. The four important economic points touch on the consumers and income, commodity prices, economic growth, and scarcity (Deaton, 2010). Key points The article explains that economic development…

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    are numerous governmental systems and economic policies in the world. A central argument amongst policy makers is what kind of government is best for its people? Advancing economic development is perhaps the central goal of each regime for its respective state. As stated by Michael Todaro, economic development “is an increase in living standards, improvement in self-esteem needs, and freedom from oppression as well as a greater choice.” Economic development is essentially advancing a population…

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    Adam Smith’s Theory of Economic Development According to Hunt (2002), Smith’s introduction of his theory revolves around the fact that the manner in which humans produce and redistribute the material necessities of life determines the personal and class relationship within society. While there are several concepts that explain the progression of this theory, our attention is directed mainly to three aspects: the four stages of economic development, the division of labor, and the establishment…

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    leads to a nation filled with wiser citizens and a healthier economic platform. Some of the most remarkable life changing moments in history were due to educated begins who were thirsty for knowledge, questioned anything and everything, who dived into curiosity, and who increased the country’s worth. What many do not realize is the richness that education delivers to an economy. Author Mustafa Hatipler, in his article "Development Economics and…

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    indicator of fertility and mortality from a high numbers towards a stable lower numbers. This phenomenon in the study of development is one of the alternative points of view to explain the development process, in addition to any other point of view that tends to emphasize the economic aspects, such as capitalism, industrialization, and the theory of modernity as the center of development process. In the process, it can be said that there are two camps that have formed a different perspective in…

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    Economic development, if not bizarre, is a buzz word with many connotations. In the history of human civilization it refers to a process of change implying progressiveness of a society. Contemporary development economists, development practitioners and policy makers and development institutions view development through a broad framework. It has long been understood that economic development is about much more than rising incomes (Besley & Persson, 2011). Precisely the broader objectives of…

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    NTRODUCTION A discussion about the Randfontein municipality and what challenges it is faced with when coming to the Local Economic Development (LED). Randfontein is based in the west side of Johannesburg, it falls under the West Rand District Municipality (WRDM). According to ( Reich, 1991) “ suitable economic policies could cure all economic problems by stimulating local economic development to create better human and financial capital flows”. South African government has developed a policy in…

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    Keynesianism on economic sustainable development Keynesians examine the relationship between money, unemployment and prices. The main idea is the fact that the amount of money that people were saving was more than which was being invested. Keynesians argue that this can happen when the interest rates on savings are high and people will want to make more money from their savings. However, this leads to rising rates of unemployment, because people do not want to spend much of what they earn from…

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    Education is essential to the development of a country. Ancient Greek philosophers, Aristotle and Plato believed that education is fundamental to the moral fulfilment of individuals and the well-being of the society in which they live in (Stonehouse, Allison, & Carr, 2011). Over the years, research has supported this conventional wisdom (Cooray, 2010; Hanushek & Wößmann, 2007; Lauder, Brown, Dillabough, & Halsey, 2006). Barro (1991) and other growth regression studies showed that education has a…

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    Title: Chinese economic development and structure problem Method: Introduction China 's economy Efficiency Analysis Problem of Chinese economic Structure China 's economy high speed growth can be remained in the future ? Conclusion Bibliography Some Key wards: China 's economy development China‘s Structure problem Efficiency Population Introduction After China economic revolution, everybody know Chinese economic have increased rapid . For example, after economic revolution ,…

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