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This paper examines the economic importance of direct foreign investment in the United States, especially by England.
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Filename: 15916 Direct Foreign Investment.doc
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289.15922 Sam Walton: Made in America: My Story: An Analysis.
This four-page undergraduate paper discusses the book, Sam Walton: Made in America: My Story, by Sam Walton and John Huey. The author provides a summary of the book, examines what Walton did wrong and what he did right, and reflects upon how he may have done things if he had been in Sam Walton's position. The paper also examines what economic principles discussed in Microeconomics: Explore and Apply, by Ronald M. Ayers and Robert A. Collinge, were used by Sam Walton in his business. The author concludes with some observations regarding what he learned from Sam Walton's book.
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Filename: 15922 Sam Walton Story.doc
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290.15964 Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations: An Analysis.
This five-page undergraduate paper examines Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, which remains perhaps the most famous economics text in all of human history. The author notes that it has been a source of wisdom for governments in search of sound economic policies, a practical guide for many people in search of personal economic prosperity, and has had a profound impact on the leaders of powerful movements that contributed to the emergence of Modern Capitalism. Despite the fact that some of Smith’s ideas have not withstood the test of time, the legendary status of Wealth of Nations is fully justified, for its influence in modern times on economic theory has not been surpassed.
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291.16003 Market & Command Economics.
This paper defines a command economy and a market economy, compares the two, and uses Cuba and the United States as examples and compares rthem on several dimensions involving productivity and GDP.
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Filename: 16003 Cuba America Economy.doc
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292.16214 The Federal Reserve System and the Economy: An Analysis
This four-page graduate paper characterizes the state of the economy and examines whether the Federal Reserve is more concerned about high inflation, the possibility of a recession, or other economic other issues. The author identifies the stated direction of recent Federal Reserve monetary policy and discusses what policy actions the Federal Reserve has taken to confirm that direction. He concludes that if the economy hasn't rebounded by the end of the third quarter of 2003, another rate cut could be on the way, as well as further steps, for rate cuts have not always been very effective. But if consumer spending holds up and job gains continue, rates will likely not be reduced.
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Filename: 16214 Federal Reserve System.doc
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293.708 Foreign Currency Forecast
Prior to 1920 foreign currency translation was not an issue. Though commodities were exchanged over international boundaries, few U.S. corporations had foreign subsidiaries or branches. Thus most transactions were conducted at spot rates. The currency of the country is theoretically set by supply and demand. Central Banks of the various countries are free to purchase and sell foreign currencies to affect exchange rates. Other currencies of the world are valued under a modified version of the floating rate or under a pegged system. Doing business abroad has never been an easy feat. You need to be able to conclude the transaction. Then you have to make sure you get paid. As if this was not complicated enough, exporters now run the risk of losing revenue due to fluctuations on the foreign exchange market when the transaction is conducted in a foreign currency.
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Filename: 708 Foreign Currency Forecast.doc
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294.761 Macroeconomic Management
Inflation in essence implies "too much money chasing too few goods". Inflation is a condition of continuously increase in the price level. It affects individuals, businesses & the government. Inflation has been generally regarded as an important problem to be solved and a primary concern for the policymakers. Two types of changes can be caused by inflation. First, there may be a temporary burst of inflation as the general price level changes from one equilibrium level to another. Secondly, there may be a continuos change in the level of prices. Inflation that is caused by shifts in aggregate demand must be distinguished from inflation that is caused by shifts in aggregate supply.
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