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    labor market accordance with the sha’riah. Islamic labor market is the market of labor that done consonance with Islamic principle and sha’riah . The Capitalist economics is an economics system where individuals without government intervention to decide the decision in the economy . In other words, capitalist labor market is the system of labor based on the private ownership in the means of production . The different of characteristics between Islamic Labor Market and Capitalist Labor Market…

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    What does structural injustice have to do with the economy? It is making the rich richer and the non-rich poor? Is it possible that affluent nations have played a part in establishing economic structures that contribute to some of today’s hunger and starvation issues? Stanly Mooneyham states, “The heart of the problems of poverty and hunger are human systems which ignore, mistreat, and exploit man (Sidler 136).” Economics is central to our world. I believe there should still be an attempt to…

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    commenced in the year 2006, particularly, when the subprime-market for mortgage in United States commenced to exhibit increasing instances of defaults in mortgage. Therefore, shedding light on the grass root problem of the U.S financial crisis matter unveils that 2008 was just a culmination of the matter since the year 2006. Since the year 2006, the investors in U.S observed that their invested wealth was getting…

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    Economies: Similarities and Differences Economics is the study of the economic problem; how to satisfy unlimited wants with finite resources? Individuals, businesses, and governments must all make conscious, rational decisions as to how these wants are fulfilled, and what the implications of these choices are – primarily those of opportunity cost and allocative efficiency . Economies aim to achieve a sustainable balance between immediate utility of wants, and the continuation of growth and…

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    Tracking a countries macroeconomic performance is critical to any and all countries willing to start up an economy, or trying to improve their economy. Countries seeking a solid performance report should primarily use income as their start up to finding the best possible economic route towards climbing out of economic drought. Income is the single most important factor in measuring economic performance. Gross domestic product otherwise known as “GDP” is the most frequently used measure of a…

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    developed countries often send remittances to their local country weather monthly or every couple of months in order to cover local household expenditures those remittances can be seen as household income of these families. This helps boost to the economy of Trinidad and Tobago. Although the impact of remittances on developing countries is difficult to measure, one World Bank study has concluded that a one per cent increase in the share of remittances in a country’s GDP leads to a 0.4 per cent…

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    traffic-developed areas would have a relatively higher income level as they might gain more benefit from the globalization. Those rural areas with less traffic and transportation, the economic environment is not heavily influenced by the openness of market. In this context, the income level of rural areas fixes but the income level rapidly increase in the coastal regions, inequality problem worsens within countries. China would be an obvious case, where the average GDP per capital in the coastal…

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    push for Chinas market economy. These changes were small but were instrumental especially after the shift in the economic climate; China moved away from direct link to Russia after 1989 and following the 1997 Asian financial crisis, China was catapulted into a more modern streamlined economy. These changes forced Chinese leadership to see increases in individual living standards as key to achieving stability (Wang and Chee,…

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    Global Economic Analysis

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    The global economy is under the watchful eye of economist, politicians, big business, foreign business, and consumers. Due 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…

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    consciousness. Moreover, capitalism that associates with that society will not disappear because of past historical situations. 2. Nomenklatura Selected major position jobs and important political jobs that can have a big influence on the society, economy, politically, and the whole state. Those jobs were hired by the communist party to limit the power sharing. 3. False Consciousness Marxist theory that says that people are unable to see the nature of the things around them, especially…

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