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    Over time we have become so comfortable with blaming others for our own down fall. In economics the government is being blamed for the way the economy according to William m Dugger we as democratic people are blaming the wrong people (the government) for “economic ills”. In his article Dugger argues that we are only shooting our self in the foot because by attacking the government we are hurting our self because the government has been nothing but efficient and very effective to us in terms of…

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    innovative thinkers plant their ideas together and work to make them come alive. In America, technological progress came a bit after the turn of the 1800's. Manufacturing, transportation, and the rise of large cities, were all causes of America's economic growth. However, there were also consequences that fallowed as a result of America's prosperity. The concepts that would help piece America's prosperity did not start in America; rather they were inspired by ideas in the old-country. The days…

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    mostly in a state of equilibrium until an oil embargo was placed on Iran in the 1980 and prices began to fluctuate upwards. Microeconomics looks directly at the individual or company in their decision making relative to the economy. Whereas Macro economics looks at the entire economy and what choices everyone makes as a…

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    Global Economic Critique

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    Global Economic Critique and Re-Design Introduction: A country’s economic system is made up of structures and processes that can be used to distribute its resources and trade goods and services (conduct its commercial activities). The economic system can regulate five factors of production involving labor, capital, entrepreneurs, physical resources, and information resources. The three types of economic systems are the market economy, centrally planned economy, and the mixed economy.…

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    Global Economic Analysis

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    to the increase in world stock markets, investors are noticing global growth. The global economy is impacting economic activities and affecting how we live. Economic activity involves how materials produced, distributed and the measuring level of consumption of goods. A globally social class associated with economics depends on the other for survival. Through, political policies, economic outcomes change how many people live. Several political policies cause problems in class systems. Policies…

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    Kelsie Dodd 08-25-16 Chapter 1 current event Earthquake in Italy Affects Economy in the Area Summary of Article The article discusses the disaster the earthquake in Italy has left behind and the affects it has made on the economy. The Prime Minister’s (Matteo Renzi) cabinet met to decide on the steps they should take to help people who have been struck by the disaster. Many people have died (Nearly 241 found dead) and rescue teams are still searching for survivors. The Prime Minister will have…

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    issue is: poverty. First, we must understand what an Economist is. An Economist is a Social Scientist, expert in economics. According to “What is Economics”, economics is “the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption, and the transfer of wealth.” They study the way in which a society acts; how each uses its resources; land, labor, and capital. An expert in economics also analyzes various costs and benefits associated with society. Social Scientists…

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    migration, educational and political systems, economic development, finances, technology and physical health of societies worldwide. The impact of globalization is complex, It has different implications on in each and every one of these areas. Globalization has been driven by policies that have opened local and international economies. Since the Second World War (Smallman, S., & Brown, K. (2011).), and in recent years, governments have adopted free trade economic systems, thus increasing their…

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    Net export component of the aggregate expenditures for the Manitoba Macro-economy The economic growth in Manitoba between 2004 and 2007 experienced an upward trend in terms of growth in exports. The economy grew tremendously through this period before a downward trend that was experienced in 2008. According to the state authorities, the provincial export which was given in terms of all the finished products and all the services exported in 2009 were given a value of $26.7 billion (as at 2002)…

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    • I tackled the issue of not formulating a research question by specifically talking about economic inequality within America. To create a better, understand and to motivate the reader to continue, I first describe how much the wealth inequality is truly at by comparing it to another time period in American history that is pictured to be an economical paradise. This was the 1920’s when capitalism/ industrialism took flight within the country. I showed that even with tax revenues in certain…

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