Non-market economics

The U.S market is based on free enterprise driven by supply and demand of goods or service which affects resource used by the business and government. Consumer has the right to choice what price they want to pay for items such as gas, food, clothing, housing, and entertainment which are govern by market forces that have business competing to maximize profits. Dell Computers have option to buy their hardware for the computer such as keyboard, mouse, monitor etc. from hundreds of manufactures…

equities, as well as cash and government bonds. This medium-term investment strategy will generate the best possible (while conservative) rate of return. In order to ensure that we achieve a well-diversified allocation in terms of securities and global market exposure, we have imposed a number of restrictions. These restrictions are: Restrictions 1. No single asset should contain more than 10% of the portfolio as declared by the board of directors. 2. Total investment in Australian equities…

many researchers. In spite of numerous criticisms concerning the validity of the CAPM, it is broadly used in the field of financial economics. Alternatively we have the Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT), being a less limiting model as opposed to the CAPM, however,…

from a population of 80,000 in 1851 to 540,000 in 1861. As a whole, the population of Australia increased exponentially from 430,000 in 1851 to 1.7million in 1871 (Wells, 2015). This lead to the colonial governments issuing bonds into the London market in order to fund infrastructure for the growing population, and thus establishing Australia’s first stock exchange in 1861.…

Trumps Economic Policy: Economic policy refers to the actions that governments take in the economic field. It covers the systems for setting levels of taxation, government budgets, the money supply and interest rates as well as the labor market, national ownership, and many other areas of government interventions into the economy. A government has many aspects of economic components. Some of them are listed below: •Macroeconomic Stabilization Policy. •Trade policy. •Policies related to…

What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)? It is defined as, ‘The value of a country’s overall output of goods and services at market prices, excluding net income from abroad.’ There are three ways it can be estimated, expenditure basis-the amount of money spent, output basis-the amount of goods and services sold, and income basis-the amount of money earned. The estimates are published on a quarterly basis. (GDP 2016) The most common way the gross domestic product is expressed, as a comparison to…

The economic and social impacts of an ageing population are already evident in some countries, and begin to have significant implications for New Zealand from 2010. These changes may also increase international demand and competition for skilled migrants. Effectively…

by different local market conditions. In this chapter, we address three questions related to how local market conditions affect interprovincial labor mobility. Firstly, how local market conditions affect provincial mobility…

article, Joseph Stiglitz discusses economic inequality (the vast distinction in various measures of economic well-being among individuals) as an effect of economic practices aimed at wealth creation and circles causes, effects and solutions toward government policies. He however, highlights the concept of rent seeking which is explained as when people take advantage of their power and resources to build a business niche, monopolize industries and make economic progress at the expense of others;…

several internal and external drivers that drive the talent retention crisis strategies which are tremendous challenge for the organizations to retain talent pool. External drivers that impact retention strategies • Skills shortage: [Article from Economic Times dated July 20 2014] “The global PwC survey of over 1,300 CEOs in 68 countries reveals that after a number of years of headcount cuts, half of organisations surveyed are looking to hire again. Despite the positive outlook for jobs, PwC's…