Category: Economics 2707

  • Government Spending, Fiscal Policy, and Taxation

    Introduction This essay addresses the government through the Minister of Finance (the audience) on fiscal policy, government spending, and taxation. Although the ministry is aware of the three terms, the writer pulls the three phrases by helping the government recognize their roles in promoting growth and employment. Government expenditure relates to the quantity of money…

  • Managing Liquidity Risk in Business

    Managing risks for businesses is a continuously evolving process that requires a clear understanding of the entity’s objectives. The achievement of objectives set out by the businesses requires the implementation of processes through different functions. The outcomes from an action or event could result in adverse impacts either resulting in a direct loss of earnings…

  • What American Ethnic Minorities Make

    The latest Census Bureau update shows that Black Americans are slightly worse off than those of Hispanic origin. However, the situation is not all that clear cut, both minorities earn substantially less than mainstream Whites and the precipitating causes are complex enough to defy explanation by a roomful of sociologists and economists. The slight disparity…

  • Oil Prices and Influence of Expectations

    Table of Contents Introduction Body Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The concept of expectations was initially introduced by John Muth in 1951 and it is used to describe many economic situations in which the outcome is influenced by what people expect to happen. John Keynes referred to this as the “waves of pessimism and optimism” that…

  • Freddie and Fannie in the US Housing Bubble

    Table of Contents Introduction Housing bubble Operations of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Unique role played by Fannie and Freddie in the economy Conclusion References Introduction This paper critically analyzes the cause of the sub-prime crisis in America by looking at the role of Freddie and Fannie in the housing bubble. This will explain the…

  • Bonds in the US Economy Context

    Table of Contents Introduction Bond Market and Economic Growth Uncertainties in the Bond Market Inflation, Prices, and Interest Rates Conclusion Reference List Introduction The US economy is affected by bonds that determine the market’s liquidity aspects, hence determining the standards of living through consumerism metrics. Due to investment perspectives, bonds are useful in capital preservation,…

  • Chinese Solar Panels’ Impact on American Solar Panel Producers

    Table of Contents Impact on American solar panels manufacturers Impact on American consumers Final Recommendation Conclusion Works Cited Impact on American solar panels manufacturers Chinese solar panels have dominated the market in the current American economy and are available in almost every part threatening American Solar Panel producers. These overseas products provide more choices to…

  • Trends in Inflows and Outflows of Foreign Direct Investment in Growing Economies

    Table of Contents Introduction Methods of Establishing Foreign Direct Investments Key Issues and Terms Benefits of FDI Inflows and Outflows Benefits of FDI Inflows Accruing to the Host Country Disadvantages of Foreign Direct Investment Current State Analysis Future Directions Conclusion References Introduction FDI is the initials for Foreign Direct Investment. FDI can be defined as…

  • Elasticity and Its Coefficient

    The economic sphere of society’s life and the market function according to certain laws. Knowledge of these features is essential for the effective operation of any business and understanding the impact of price and non-price factors on changes in supply and demand. To make different decisions on development, companies and organizations have little knowledge that…

  • Economic Analysis of United States GDP

    Table of Contents Economic Analysis and Comparison Comparative Analysis Economic Forecasting Economic Catalysts Component Forecast Conclusion Economic Analysis and Comparison The United States as a country has the world’s biggest economy. In 2007, the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was estimated at USD13.8 trillion. Most economists view the US economy as a hybrid. The majority…