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    Cambodia and Australia are very different economies - Australia is a developed, capitalist nation, whereas Cambodia is a developing, communist nation. Despite this, there are still some similarities. Economic Growth Australia and Cambodia are very different in terms of economic growth - Both countries have mixed economies, although Cambodia has a high level of centralized economic planning and government regulation (Export Britain, 2016). Australia has very high levels of foreign investment –…

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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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    Furthermore ,the weakening of the dollar in the second quarter of 2009, mixed with concerns about the stability of the world's major currency linked to the large fiscal deficit managed by the US during the current crisis, is expected to continue for some time, which would have led to a rapid accumulation of debt Public sector…

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    years different economic systems were introduced in the global economy, from which individual countries chose the most appropriate system that can be adopted. These systems each contribute to the smooth running of the global economy though they each have their own drawbacks. The purpose of this discussion is to analyse economic systems that have been introduced into the global economy namely, capitalism, nationalism, communism and the mixed economic system. Different aspects are to be addressed…

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    Economic Transition Essay

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    economic transition in the former centrally planned economies has rarely been painless and smooth” Economic transition is an economic change from a centrally planned to a free market economy. A centrally planned economy is an economic system where the government owns all the finished goods and services, known as collective ownership, and makes the economic decisions rather than businesses, households, or individuals. While in a free market economy there is private ownership or resources,…

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    In the year of 1990, the prices of oil rose as a consequence of gulf war. But oil price remained high only for that year. Afterward, the continuous falling of oil price began again. During this time the shadow oil price control of USA made their economy and political position in a much stronger place. In the period from 1990-97, the significant increase in oil production, stability in politics…

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    exports and imports is a key factor on the sustainability plan that governments have created around the country’s well-being. Not only do countries exploit their natural resources in order to maintain the demand and power they acquire in the global economy, but some solely depend on these resources to provide the purchasing and spending power necessary to sustain them. It is not often that people think of the Middle East as a region with a positive connotation.…

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    industries with international tourism accounting for 9% of the total GDP and one in every eleven jobs are related to tourism (Meleddu, Pulina, 106, 67). However, tourism by itself leads to various negative externalities on the environment, socio-economy, and local culture (Meleddu, Pulina, 106, 67). For this reason, ecotourism is important and is slowly gaining momentum. Ecotourism can be subdivided or classified into various categories such as sustainable tourism, scientific tourism, nature…

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    involve any fraudulent situation. The concept of capitalism is base on profit and market exchange where the major means of production are owned by individuals. This would be seen as the same believes that libertarians have. This is because capitalist economy is base on individuals making there own profit without the government interfering. Even though this is the concept of capitalism the government has been getting there hands so involve in everything that companies do now a days, that they…

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    Tour Guide Challenges

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    who wish to become professional tour guides? Background: Tourism is one of the leading sectors in many of the world’s countries such as France, United States, Spain and China. Tourism helps in improving the country’s economy, here in the UAE depend on tourism and it helps the economy improving too. Dubai is one of the leading emirates in tourism earning 27% of its GDP from tourism receipts in 2013 (Rogers, 2014). Tour guiding is an important profession worldwide so it is essential to have…

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