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    Government policy affects the economy in a variety of ways, but it is ultimately better for the government to have an active role in regulating and controlling it. Statistically speaking, the economy does better the more government regulation of it there is. Under the Obama administration, the economy has now more than quadrupled the number of jobs present from the Bush administration, and unemployment rates have…

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    attainment, and whether average incomes are sufficient to meet the basic needs of life in a country). The index was developed to gauge a country’s economic development and likely future growth rate. Political Economy and Economic Progress D) What is the relationship between political economy and economic progress? This question has been the subject of a vigorous debate among academics and policy makers for some…

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    Economic theorists have used the existence of facts that demonstrate a set of market failures, such as externalities, monopoly power, and public goods, to justify government intervention to correct such failures. However, a similar set of facts can also demonstrate the market’s failure to exist, meaning that the very government intervention that was implemented to correct for the alleged market failures prevents a market solution to such a failure from emerging. Before and since the publication…

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    George Kennan created, and sent, quite an intricate telegram pertaining to the Soviet Union government, and small details on the people who reside within the USSR. I will attempt to summarize the details to answer critical questions asked of him, pertaining to development of a response for the US considering this matter. While some details are redundant to the US due to previously known details, Mr. Kennan has proposed interesting views that should be given attention too, with the greatest…

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    Authors portray characters in different ways to help express events that are happening in the world that they live in that are either in some cases forbidden to talk about or are a sensitive topic for most of the population. In the novel One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich certain characters such as Ivan, Alyosha, Tiurin, and Fetiukov all have different backgrounds but all end up in the same situation which is being thrown into the gulag and they all have the different traits that could…

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    are the market economy, centrally planned economy, and the mixed economy. Capitalism, which falls under the market economy, is an economic system where a country’s production, the circulation of goods and services for profits, are controlled by private owners. Capitalism allows citizens to own businesses and acquire wealth, therefore…

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    Free market. It allows businesses to compete among themselves without restrictions. This encourages competitive pricing as well as provides companies an even playing ground to earn an honest success. In this sense, due to its nature of having no restrictions, a free market is governed almost entirely by ethics. But, without restrictions, businesses have the opportunity to participate in unethical actions that would result in a corrupt and faulty market. As evident in Ethan Watters' "The…

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    Individual self interest in a free market economy can help but hurt the people in many ways. Milton Friedman, who was an economist, stated “Underlying most arguments against the free market is a lack of freedom itself.” It's good to have self interest or else we’d never help ourselves. But having a self interest in a free market economy can cause problems if that's all we're worried about is ourselves. A market economy is an economic system in which individuals own most of the resources; land,…

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    Free market economy is based on supply and demand, there is either no government involved or little government if any. Free market economy is also known as the market economy. In a market economy people have an advantage because they have more money. Not everyone agrees with the aspects of a free market economy. Everyone has their own opinion about it, some people think it shows inequality in the economy. Despite the negative opinions, free market economy has helped billions of people all over…

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    When comparing countries that utilize a Liberal Market Economy and countries that use a Coordinated Market Economy, it is clear that each type has its own advantages, but the advantages are not equal in magnitude. Coordinated Market Economies provide more equality for workers and ensure that everyone’s voice matters when discussing important decisions. Conversely, Liberal Market Economies are less equal and tend to benefit less people. Many believe this to be a result of political structure.…

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