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pertaining to the FDI-economic development link have been evaluated. The conclusion provides an evidence-based answer to the question of whether FDI is linked to economic development. The conclusion is that FDI does appear to contribute to the economic growth of developing countries, especially in an environment of good governance and institutions. 2. Theoretical Basis There are two theories that are particularly applicable to the link between FDI and economic development. The first theory is…

diversification on the portfolio. The trend of IGHG was unexpected based on my initial position. Among underperformed ETFs, I expected LEMB to have a positive return because according to the Trading Economics, South Korea and Brazil had positive GDP growth rate and possibility of currency appreciation. However, I may have overlooked the designated period for the trading game. I focused more on the long-term forecast rather than focusing making a positive return before the game ends. Also, the…

country enter global market, it usually has to rely on low skilled labor which could not support for long term. Therefore, it is required by the government to invest and develop labor with technical capability and innovation to obtain sustain economic growth and to be competitive (Hassan & Sakar, 2013). If properly control with sustainable policies, globalization could be a useful tool in improving the human resource of the countries (Asongu, et al.,…

Since the dawn of human existence we have tried constantly to do one thing, understand and utilize nature for our natural competitive edge. WE have found ways to control many aspects of our existence over the years from the plants and animals we domesticate, to the mighty rivers we have dammed up for irrigation and power. At first humans worked in harmony with the natural cycles of the land, they used what they could and then moved on letting time replenish the lost resources. Today we are in a…

Immigration Australia’s population growth rate is declining at a rate of 1.6% (OECD, 2016). Over the span of 50 years from 1962 to 2012 the birth rate of Australians has decreased from 3.43 babies per woman to 1.89 babies per woman (Gapminder). This societal shift has had a huge impact on population, and therefore has also severely impacted Australia’s economic growth rate. A solution for economies experiencing a loss in population is an increase in immigration. “The purpose of migration is to…

business associations like the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Employers Association (BGMEA) and the Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Employers Association (BKMEA). The presence of state patronage also played a key role in accelerating the growth of the industry. Close links between the government and the business community meant that the industry was barely, if at all, regulated. In addition, a large number of garment business owners are involved in the parliament and some factory…

expanded 6.8 percent annually compared with 4 percent growth for the world economy. The gap reflected greater globalization: more cross-border supply chains and more specialization” (Samuelson). As more nations traded goods with one another, their ability to specialize increased and the production of the world economy continues to grow. This type of economic specialization can cause some xenophobia within nations as they look to maintain their job growth, as seen in the Brexit event recently.…

Class one. What characterises capitalism according to Marx and Engels? According to Marx and Engels, capitalism is a system that seeks to constantly increase profits. The capitalist system does so by keeping the cost of the production lower than the sales price, and if necessary by creating new or bigger markets. (For an example, a new market was created when body hair on women suddenly became a problem, so they then needed to go out and buy shavers.) Therefore, Marx sees the capitalist system…

Kuznets Hypothesis of income and inequality in context of Indian growth experience In economics, a Kuznets curve graphs the hypothesis that as an economy develops, market forces first increase and then decrease economic inequality. The hypothesis was first advanced by economist Simon Kuznets in the 1950s and '60s. One explanation of such a progression suggests that early in development, investment opportunities for those who have money multiply, while an influx of cheap rural labour to the…

ABSTRACT: Growing demand for agricultural production intensifies over the years as the population of human race escalates rapidly. Small countries like Singapore lacks areas of lands and hence, resources. With the advancement of science and technology, cloning and genetic engineering techniques have been inculcated into our world today. This paper will discuss about the favorable and unfavorable factors of both cloning and genetic modification in agricultural production and finally, conclude to…