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    The use of foreign expertise could be argued to have had some success in developing Russian industry, as they "played a vital role in 'the great spurt ' "14 and were able to "kick-start Russian industry into the modern age"15. As Russia was so industrially undeveloped prior to Witte 's reforms, this reform was a success as it provided Russia with the means to quickly begin developing its industry with experienced workers, as opposed to spending time training up Russians to fill the roles. As a…

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    Part 1: Political Economic Analysis versus Economic Political Analysis In order to understand what exactly ‘politics’ is we must first unpack its meaning. ‘Politics’ is defined in the Oxford English dictionary as ‘the activities associated with the governance of a country or area, especially the debate between parties having power’ (Soanes: 2004). We can break this into two broad parts: (1) the activities associated with governance of a country or area, and (2) the debate between parties having…

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    failures have negative effects on the economy because an optimal allocation of resources was not accomplished. In chapter three of this book, Desjardins describes three types of market failures and their impact on the ‘utilitarian’ defense of the Economic Theory of Corporate Social Responsibility. The most well-known…

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    They do so to not only make the student understand better about the topic, but also know it’s importance and start saving early for their future. Spreading awareness about economic and financial concepts among even as less as 20 students is important as ‘ It was making a difference to those 20 kids’(Bender, 1). This power of financial education given to students by the teachers would help them secure their future early. According…

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    great example of this is my country Venezuela, there the government is trying to apply this type of economic system for the past 17 years, and it haven’t done anything better for the country. The country is a total disaster on the economic area and people is starving just for the fact that the government did not know how to manage their basic needs productions. This article explain how a socialism economic model is not that efficient is your government does not have the right people to…

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    Adam Smith is recognised as the founder of modern economics and as one of the first and most famous thinkers who argued in favour of free trade. In economics context cited by Wikipedia, the principle of absolute advantage refers to the ability of a party which can either be an individual, or firm, or country to produce more of a good or service than competitors, using the same quantity of resources. Furthermore, Adam Smith explained the principle of absolute advantage in the context of…

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    When thinking about problems in the economy, inflation may be one of the most popular topics. However, deflation may be just as damaging, if not, more damaging than inflation. When deflation occurs, the consumer, the government, and the global economy are all effected. Not all deflation cases are negative, but the ones that are negative are the ones that the policy makers have to focus on and try to prevent. Deflation comes in two different forms. One kind of deflation is malign deflation.…

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    different factors and the effects were abundant. With so much disagreement on what truly caused the recession, it is apparent that it cannot be pinpointed to one single event or action, but rather a number of factors that set off this devastating economic event. The recession can be blamed on a combination of factors such as deregulations by politicians, AIG, the S.E.C, and many others. The effects of the recession were felt by homeowners, banks, and many working Americans as the economy…

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    for the decision maker to make an judgment for the problem not just base on their well-known knowledge but to think of any other way that could be possibly happen. The problem of climate change has no such a standard framework to explain and to be solve. It is important that the decision maker view the problem in different angle and different way so that they can come up with a judgement in a way that is better and suitable for solving the problem of climate…

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    Noted that taxation can be effective for enhancing or improving economic growth performance, it is a critical issue that needs to be considered nationally and internationally. The economic growth of our country is determined by the effect that taxation has upon economic decisions, in other words it is the mother head. After a research done I understood that the higher the tax revenues are paid by both individual and corporates reduces investments’ rates and increases jobs. More money is invested…

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