Economic development

was one of the defining economic changes that the nation underwent. It altered Russian society to a holistic extent, having a multitude of direct and indirect economic, social, and political ramifications. Industrialisation expedited the dawn of economic, structural change, claimed responsibility for renewing Russia as a global and competitive power, and acted as a powerful catalyst for accelerating social evolution. The progression of Russia in the 19th century – in economic, social, and…

legitimately, encourage development and foster a healthy growing population. Despite the differences in the rules amongst various countries, a common thread is that every country depends, in varying degrees, on other resources to successfully develop itself. A country cannot prosper without a strong connection with the rest of the world. Philosophers and economist have advocated an economic system based on a free market; what one may call economic freedom. To promote economic freedom, a…

the article titled “Vanishing Voices” by Russ Rymer, particularly the writings titled “Tuvan, I became aware that many endangered languages and cultures have neared extinction when faced with infrastructure growth and global progress. Much of the economic, technological, and political growth is greatly attributed to a globalized society. The article describes the Republic of Tuvan, in which a family is portrayed as living “ between the border of progress and tradition” (Rymer 2). The language…

sense of its: political institutions, institutional arrangements, political parties, and uneven economic development. As Huntington has argued, Brazil’s transition in reference to the Modernization theory does not fit the society because getting rid of the traditions in the region has led to a non-legitimate bureaucracy. And in other words, the modernization theory sequence is incorrect for the development of a state because institutions need to be created first in a society. In this paper…

In 2004, Japan still maintains its rank as No.1 of Human Development Index in the world for life expectancy at birth . Japanese government should find a way to increase the growth of population, otherwise the ageing population will cause decrease in productivity. This is because ageing people tend to be less productive and consumptive compare to productive age (between sixteen to fifty five years old). To encourage the population growth, the government should give awards for every citizen who…

endowed with a broad range of natural resources, flora and fauna and arable land. Kenya highlands comprise of the most successful agricultural production regions in East Africa. Foreign investment has been of considerable significance in financing development in Kenya not only in the manufacturing but also in the primary and tertiary sectors. Rweyemamu (1987) before independence in 1963, bulk of it went to primary production and plantations. The few manufacturing industries established up to…

based theory. The basis of this theory is to get people to change their traditions and beliefs in in doing so they will theoretically experience development. This is called a microsociological approach (Valenzuela and Valenzuela, 1978: 550). Dependency theory is more of a structurally based theory. The focus in this theory is factors like political and economic links, modes of production, class systems and the elites of that country (Valenzuela and Valenzuela, 1978: 550). This is known as a…

cultural beliefs,” (Ingham, 59). Capitalism was able to develop due to coexistence and mutual dependence of private economic power and coercive state power. The relationship and limits of these two powers have been debated since early modern times when property rights allowed private economic power to get strong enough to claim more opportunity to seek profits. What came out of the development of capitalist society are two spheres, the state and the economy. These two social structures are,…

They are: economic sustainability, ecological sustainability, long-term viability of tourism and accepting tourism as a part of an overall strategy of sustainable development. On the other hand, Bramwell (1996) identifies seven dimensions of sustainability in sustainable tourism management and these are: environmental, cultural, political, economic, social, managerial and governmental. So, sustainable tourism will help to the negative…

crisis in 2008 that sparked my ever-increasing interest in economics and politics. As I got older and learned about the causes of the financial crisis, I began to question how and why only few experts were able to predict the crisis, causing my initial curiosity and determination to further pursue these subjects. What fascinates me most about economics is its ability to be applied to the real world. The knowledge I obtain in my economics class allows me to actively engage in current affairs.…