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    Do conservatives really lower taxes? An analysis on the impact of conservative rule on rates of taxation. “There are only to sure things in life, death and taxes”, the old adage clearly illustrates one of the realities of modern life. It is impossible to escape taxation. Given this basic principle there can be huge differences in the rates of taxation between different countries and at different times. In this essay I will consider the impact that conservative parties, traditionally associated…

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    Demand Side Policies and The Great Recession Of 2008 Katherine LeMar American Public University ECON102 – Introduction In the economy, a recession includes a fall in GDP (gross domestic product). The textbook explanation of a recession is a downturn in economic movement, described by no less than two successive quarters of decrease in a nation's GDP ("The NBER's Business Cycle Dating Committee", 2010). In other words, a major drop in customer spending culminating…

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    business. Research shows that "Nearly one billion people in the world are now hungry; an additional 115 million people are suffering from hunger as a result of the combined impacts of rising food prices and the global economic recession”(Dgff.unctad.org). In the past economic recessions and depressions has left many people jobless and unable to provide for their families. Since then programs have been implemented and practiced over time, in order to help those that were deemed less fortunate.…

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    the beginning of 2014, oil was trading well above $100 per barrel. In January 2016 US Oil was trading at 26 dollars a barrel. Historically major oil price declines are driven by central bank policy errors that led to global economic recessions. During an economic recession, the world activity reduces causing the oil demand to reduce. The current oil price decline is not a cause of a decline in oil demand instead it is driven by an increase in supply. Due to the fracking technology oil…

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    unemployment, unemployment caused by a recession. On the other hand, supply side policies reduce structural unemployment, the natural rate of unemployment. (Pettinger, 2011) Demand side policies are significant when a recession occurs and there is a growth in cyclical unemployment. John Neville argues that in the golden age, fiscal policy was an important expansionary instrument and that expansionary fiscal policy should be used to achieve lower unemployment. (Bell, 2000) In this case, fiscal…

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    During economic downturn, it is clear that most companies are focused on budget cuts and reduce costs in different ways in order to save themselves from financial crises. Among these ways, layoff and hiring freezes are the main ones that companies’ decision making bodies are argued on as the best cost reduction methods. According to WSN Editorial Board, “In the past decade we have gone from the best labor market in our economic history to arguably one of the worst. It is going to take years, if…

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    the business cycle: Recovery, Peak, Recession, and Trough. During the recovery period the economy is growing. This means that there will be more job openings and businesses will increase product. People are willing to spend more money because times are good for them at the moment and they are very optimistic about the future. During the peak period the economy is at its highest point. This means that prices will be high because demand is high. During the recession period the economy is…

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    the risk of job insecurity shifts toward employees. For example, employees now pay more of the premium and absorb more of the risk than do employers; and the decline in defined benefit plans (Arne L. Kalleberg, 2008). Also, because of the recent recession, many companies have been seeking cost reductions by decreasing payment (Hassard_et_al-2012). Thus, structural change becomes inevitable for most multinational firms. With thousands of employees…

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    Job Loss

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    Job Loss and Unemployment Just last year, over 2.5 million people lost their jobs due to layoffs, quits and workers getting fired. The unemployment rate is now at a steady 4.9 percent; citizens of the United States lose their jobs every day. Layoffs at work can cause it, or it can simply be that one 's boss has fired them. Job loss and unemployment can affect one 's everyday life. Not only does losing a job affect one, but it also affects one’s family. On the contrary, they do have grants for…

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    to the real world. In this essay, I want to discuss how does Spirited Away reflected issues of Japanese society in 1990s. Japan experienced strong economic growth in the second half of the 20th century. However, from 1990 to 2000, the Japanese economy experienced a recession because of the Japanese asset price bubble’s collapse (wikipedia). Miyazaki addressed issues that related to the economic downturn in the Japanese society. First of all, Miyazaki implies that adult like Chihiro’s parents who…

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