Category: Economics 2707
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The New Deal and American Society
The Wall Street Crash of 1929 generally refers to the stock market crash, which led to the economic downfall of the whole country. Experts emphasize the rapid growth of the American market in the 1920s as the primary cause since people were eager to make a profit from the stocks (Morris, 2017). This tendency led…
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New Deal as the Solution for the Depression and the Use of Keynesian Economics
One of the worst problems of the Great Depression was the unemployment rate. By implementing the New Deal programs, Roosevelt aimed to create a complete cycle of economic support. In this cycle, the government helps the general population with money and the restoration of industrial objects to create workplaces (Patel & Goodman, 2020). After that,…
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Global Foreign Exchange and Capital Markets in Mexico
The regulatory action of global standards is an essential instrument for the national economy and international trade. In Mexico, standardization takes the form of required Official Mexican Standards (NOM) developed by federal government agencies, as well as predominantly voluntary Mexican Standards (NMX) supported by the Secretariat of Economy and the private sector under national standardization…
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Discretionary Policy and Time Inconsistency
The classical time-inconsistency problem analysed by Kydland and Prescott (1977) and Barro and Gordon (1983), and followed by a large literature, is based on the following model: y = γ (π – π ) + u , where yt is the log of output (or employment), measured as a deviation from potential output, πt is…
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Wage Regulations and Impact of Politics
Introduction Most previous studies on minimum wage regulations have focused on society’s economic well-being. The discussions have been grounded on one hand; minimum wage increases the low-earning workers’ living conditions, thus, decreasing level of poverty (Kweon and Suzuki 269). While on the other hand, they instigate that the minimum wages lower employment opportunities, thus increasing…
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Canada’s Global Economy and Its Future
Introduction Canada’s economy is among the most sophisticated and most prominent globally. The country’s overall gross domestic product (GDP) in real USD was $1.64 trillion in 2020. As a result, Canada is now the world’s tenth-biggest economy. Exports and imports of goods and services account for around one-third of the GDP in Canada. Economic Health…
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Fiscal Policies and Their Impact on Income Distribution in India
The story is about the fiscal policies that have been put into place by the Indian government in recent years, and each of them has had a different impact on income distribution in the country. Progressive taxation is one such policy; it is a system in which people who earn more money are taxed at…
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Conservative Capitalization Structure
There are numerous ways for companies to finance their maintenance and expansion. Capitalization structure is the proportion of debt and equity, and a bigger percentage of one or the other companies can be divided into high-leverage and low-leverage groups. Low-leverage companies often have a conservative capital structure that is usually defined by lower growth rates…
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Piracy of Clothes and Goods in China and the Consequences on the Global Market
Table of Contents Introduction and Background Research Question Relevance Literature Review Methodology Conclusion Literary References Introduction and Background The Chinese accession to WTO in 2001 was expected to be a boon to world trade with the opening out of the Chinese markets and the easy access to Chinese goods for countries across the world, particularly…
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‘Globalist’ Theories of Economic Change
Introduction Globalization influence economic system of the world and stipulates economic and trade relations between countries. From globalists’ positive perspective, globalization improves conditions of life, facilitates trade relations and cooperation. Globalization allows greater choice of consume products, better quality and technology transfer. For the third world countries, positive effects of globalization involve free trade and…