Economics

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  • Local Economic Development

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    Introduction The Local Economic Development (LED) became popular in the 1990s in many developing countries. However, various forms of it were already implemented many years earlier by industrialised countries. With the newly elected democratic government of South Africa in 1994, came the raise of a new vision for development and the return to the global economy. The economy was exposed to both globalisation and localisation. The concept of Local Economic Development (LED) was adopted and introduced

  • Economic Benefits Of Capitalism

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    Milton Friedman, a Nobel Prize winning economist, concludes that in all forms of economic systems, greed is a constant that does not determine the difference between a country of poverty or wealth; the countries that escape poverty have a free market economy that permit personal economic growth and wealth. Individual economic interests should indeed be paramount in our economic system. Capitalism is defined as, “An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled

  • Economic Disadvantages In Pakistan

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    Investment from China is not just focused in one sector but in every sector for economic welfare. These investments have the capacity to add 2.1pp to the GDP growth each year and CPEC is aimed to raise the GDP growth above 6% during FY16-18. The economy of Pakistan has always suffered and has seen bad time since the beginning and this

  • Mercantilism: An Economic Theory Of Tensions Among Colonists

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    Mercantilism was an economic theory that first developed in the 1500s and extended to the late 1800s. This theory was espoused by European powers. This period of time caused tensions among colonists and caused some to feel more independent, however, the system provided for the intake of more gold so it was implemented everywhere. To fully understand the impact of mercantilism it is key to understand what mercantilism is, how the different powers implemented the theory, and the impact it created among

  • Role Of Energy In Economic Development

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    This research reviews literature on the important role of energy in economic growth and development highlighting the use of energy in production. 2.1 Energy Consumption & Economic Growth Various literatures, have established a relationship between energy supply, its consumption and economic growth with respect to developing and developed countries. From each of these papers, it can be conveniently established from the cases studied that an adequate and reliable supply of energy is a prerequisite

  • Personal Statement Essay: Why I Want To Study Economics

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    Ever since I was young, I have known that I want to study economics. That was partially motivated by a curiosity to comprehend the status quo. Moreover, as a citizen of a least developed country, I had witnessed the many disasters that my people have endured as a result of extreme poverty, growing income inequalities, and inefficient utilization of resources that have existed for many years. These factors initiated the thought to consider Social Science class when I had an opportunity to choose my

  • North Korean Economic Analysis

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    Term paper Vinogradova Svetlana, 341 group Differences of economic institutions between North Korea and South Korea Introduction A single nation was divided into two different countries in 1945. It was the starting point for a radical change in political, economic and cultural development of North Korea and South Korea. Previously one nation became two countries with opposing ideological regimes and political systems, which are faced with serious contradictions at risk escalate into an armed confrontation

  • The Pros And Cons Of Economic Growth

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    our planet as this balloon and our economic growth fueled by GDP as the helium being blown into our earth unceasingly. What do you think might happen? Our planet won’t be blown into pieces as a normal balloon would, but the living biodiversity within its planetary boundaries can collapse. Massive numbers of plants and animal species become extinct, intense weather changes result to severe catastrophes, and complex systems head to rising inequalities. So, is economic growth bad? Not entirely, because

  • Economic Factors That Affect The Macro Environment In Malaysia

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    that affects the marketing management’s ability to build and maintain successful relationships with target customers. Macro environment being the larger societal factors consists of demographic, economic, natural, technological, political, and cultural that affects the micro environment. Stable economic growth between years 1995 to 2015 has changed the macro environment in Malaysia and this has impacted on the country’s marketing activities. Marketing managers constantly scan the environment for

  • Economic Development: A Regional Perspective

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    Economic development – A regional perspective The economic reforms have positively contributed towards the nation’s development in a macro perspective. Improvement in trade relations between nations and the free movement of goods and services led to increased growth in the economy. Thus the globalisation and liberalised economic policies by different nations has gradually frayed many national and state economic institutions. Globalisation has also played a key role in industrial development and