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    1. I really appreciate have more insights on the CU's history than McGovern's book provides. This gave me a deeper understanding of the "behind-the-scenes" of the consumers' movement in the '30s and '40s, but also about its historical and economic context. This paints a more complex picture of the main players, how they interacted, to what extent they were similar/different, and how they shaped mutually in the public sphere and consumer discussion of that time. 2. Regarding the CAB and other…

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    (PT), the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB) and the Progressive Party (PP). The economic program established in 1990 has help develop an environment of political stability. b. Economical Brazil has one of the most active and establish economy in the areas of agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and service sectors. The main export products are iron ore, oil, oil products, soya, poultry, and airplanes. The…

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    exactly is the economy? The economy simply refers to all of the activities related to making and distributing goods and services in a geographic area or country. When the economy would start to decline, it would affect our income. There are four stages of the economy, which we called the Business cycle. The first stage is called recovery, in which the economy is growing and people are more optimistic about spending money. The second stage is called peak, which is when the economy is doing great,…

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    other is the Market system. The centrally planned economic system is when the economic decisions are made by a state or government instead of the contact between consumers and businesses. Not like a market economy in which production decisions are made by private citizens and business owners. A centrally planned economy looks to control what is produced and how the resources are spread out and used. The production of goods and services are accepted by state-owned enterprises. A market system is…

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    Modern infrastructure is a core component of a competitive economy. Trade-enabling infrastructure should be a critical part of Canada’s long-term plan. Trade infrastructure includes the roads, ports, railways, border facilities, airports, pipelines, and most important digital networks that move Canadian products, services, and people to global markets. Trade infrastructure has the highest return on investment, It is the structure that makes a country wealthier by making it more competitive.…

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    nation. China being ranked 2nd in the world’s largest economy employs a command economy, which means the decisions on production and investment is decided upon the government. In comparison, Australia is a highly developed nation with a mixed market economy, meaning that the economy has a certain degree of planning involving the government, but the private sector dictates most of the economic decisions. The size of a nation’s overall economy is measured by the percent rate in Gross Domestic…

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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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    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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    the wage bargaining as a whole. The number one cause for the unemployment in South Africa, is wage bargaining. It is when “Collective bargaining between large incumbent firms and powerful unions leads to high prices and wage settlements about the market clearing levels” (Yueh). Wage bargaining doesn’t respond well with the economic conditions. It outstrips…

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    CHINESE MARKET AND THE U.S. MARKET As we know, Chinese market and the U.S. market are the two biggest economic systems in the world by now (2015); they are both measured around 17% in global economic activities each (Walker, 2015, para.3). These two different markets are very attractive to most of the investors around the world. However, on many other perspectives these two markets are really unlike, which challenge a lot of business owners and new entrepreneurs, who considering to begin their…

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