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In this paper, we will closely examine China?s economy after 1950. The economic development of the People's Republic of China has received attention recently for a number of reasons. Firstly, the country's immense size, the fact that in 1990 China's population stood at 1.13 billion, means that one country's development path involves almost one third of the total world population (Simpson). Secondly, China's unique approach to development is entirely different to any other developing country's socially, politically and economically. Any decisions made concerning development strategies conform to the Marxist ideological Doctrine and that this approach sought not only to transform the economy, but to change the entire structure of society.
Pages: 8
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Filename: 20368 China Post 1950.doc
Price: US$71.60
324.20412 How to Fix the U.S. Economy
This paper considers ways of fixing the U.S. economy, suggesting that hwile the eocnomy seems to be improving, job cretion is not and needs to improve if any benefits of a better economy are to be realized by all Americans, analyzing how the lack of job creation in the past has been a detriment and suggesting how changing the emphasis now would allow for real improvement.
Pages: 7
Bibliography: 5 source(s) listed
Filename: 20412 Economy Jobs Creation.doc
Price: US$62.65
325.20436 Corporate Governance in the Global Economy
This paper discusses what Bryan and Farrell see as the nature of corporate governance in the developing global economy and also what they see as the pitfalls for this new economic structure, noting that they see what is developing as a global economy also means a new locus of power and control in the capital market itself, reducing the sway of nations but increasing the potential for nations to be obstructive to a degree as they may attempt to influence the flow of capital and other issues best left to, and now necessarily left to, the markets themselves.
This paper shall discuss several key macroeconomic issues. First a policy package that could benefit recessionary or slow growth economies will be discussed. Aspects of fiscal policy will also be discussed and how they can affect the economy. The pros and cons of fiscal policy will be touched upon. International policy will also be discussed in regards to macroeconomics. And, finally, a discussion will be had on the current economic problems the United States faces, how they are dealing with them and if it is adequate.
Pages: 6
Bibliography: 2 source(s) listed
Filename: 20446 Macroeconomics United States.doc
Price: US$53.70
327.20504 The End of the Glass Steagall Act
In 1933, the cross-pollination of banking and securities activities was blamed for the Great Depression and measures were taken to see that this never occurred again (Crowley, Online). One such measure was the Glass-Steagall legislation. The legislation has been the object of ?finger-wagging? since, especially from large banking institutions. However, many would argue that it not only served its original purpose but also gave rise to the banking system of today. In the end, the Glass-Steagall era may have finally come to a close, but the foundation that was built on the back of this legislation created a solid structure of modern banking which eventually became stable enough to illicit its demise.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 6 source(s) listed
Filename: 20504 Glass Steagall Act.doc
Price: US$44.75
328.20526 Argentina
This paper analyzes the economic conditions in Argentina over the last decade and some of the ways the government has undertaken to correct the problems perceived, noting the consequecns and the degree to whcih an investor might want to wait for more assurance before investing in this economy, one that is beginning to improve but which has a long way to go.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 3 source(s) listed
Filename: 20526 Argentina Economy Reform.doc
Price: US$44.75
329.20547 Economics Questions
This paper answers six quetions on two articles about the Australian economy, for most using the aggregate demand-aggregate supply model and seeing how that model expalins cetian issues and suggests certain actions which might be instituted in order to correct for inflation, economic downturn, and other problems curretnly facing parts of the Australian economy.
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