International Democrat Union

In his book, Economics in One Lesson, Henry Hazlitt (1946) told a simple, yet thought provoking, story about a little town and a broken window. In this story, a baker’s window is broken by a young boy who threw a brick through it. Then, after a crowd has gathered to gaze upon the baker’s misfortune, the crowd mentions that at least the broken window created a new job. Obviously, if the boy had not broken the window, the glazier would never have gotten this job opportunity to fix the window.…

context of an ”internal embargo” in the current socialist economy. In this manner, the “external embargo” by the United States that is now unraveling due to agreements between president Obama and Raul Castro to end the embargo. In this mode, the international connections between the U.S. and the increased privatization of the professions (ala. Internet companies) in Cuba are the main issues of the post-embargo era: “Among the necessary changes would be opening the professions to private…

Moreover, as people lack jobs, they begin to perceive low quality items, as acceptable. This new perception can be great or bad news for international businesses, depending on their products and their prices. Those international businesses which tend to be bring products into the new market (country) that are cheaper than their domestic items, will be secured for business as their products will become more appealing to the consumers and less competitive than the native, Australian ones. On the…

Economy of Australia is one of the largest mixed economies in the world, in 2013 the Australia’s total wealth is AUD$6.4 trillion and in 2015 the GDP of Australia is AUD$1.62 trillion. The taxation in Australia is divided into two parts which is federal taxation and state taxation. Australia government is also striving towards building a more adaptable labour market and augmenting the living standards. The healthy political, huge natural resources and its stable government led to phenomenal…

In Oliver Bertrand's article,''What goes around, comes around: Effects of Offshore Outsourcing on the Export Performance of Firms'' he attempts to find out whether or not offshore outsourcing is beneficial to a company in the long run. Like the 2006 indie movie Outsourced, many European and American companies are looking for ways to reduce their production cost while simultaneously doubling their economic output. Companies are looking for talent in developing countries whom are willing to take…

How to buy Shakeology in Canada? I want to share good news to all Canadian people “you can easily buy in Canada”. Hooray! This is really great news and it also shows that Shakeology takes a step ahead towards globalization of their product. After going through several tests and checks of country customs and laws Shakeology is now allowed to order in Canada. By approving Shakeology doesn’t mean that you can easily buy it from Wal-Mart, Vitamin Shoppe, GNC, Amazon or eBay. The legal and proper way…

In 1825-1828 streamlining criminal law was introduced. Another important act is The Amending Act of 1825 abolishing the Combination Acts and allowing trade unions to form but the unions were not allowed to have any force. The Liberal Tories believed in Divine right and the protestant church and were against the Catholic Church. The Tories were likely to split because of religious beliefs and rights. Allowing Catholics…

Furthermore, SRI can continue their business with MacDonald if they restructure their trading operations. Since SRI is the supplier the best way to send consignment to Macdonald would be through shipping inventory using separate bonded warehouse facility. This method will allow SRI to track inventory accurately. According to this structure, MacDonald would become the consignee (the seller) and SRI would be the consignor (the person who owns the item). Subsequently, the ownership of the…

In recent times, rapid economic development and technological innovation has impelled dominant global ways of thinking. The deterritorialising world breaks down spatial space and brings countries closer. Information exchange between countries becomes easier and national boundaries lose significance. Countries become increasingly integrated and interdependent and this leads individuals to move away from established cultural roots. The opportunities of the global world are enticing and can…

globe are more connected to each other than ever before. Goods and services produced in one part of the world are increasingly available in all parts of the world, information and money flow more quickly than ever, international communication has become a common ground and international travel is more frequent. Globalization allows free trade, which promotes global economic growth and creates jobs, makes companies more competitive and lowers prices for…