Discipline: Economics

Provide full analysis by linking the economic concepts, examples, and events. Explain what they mean in the context of day to day life.Provide full analysis by linking the economic concepts, examples, and events. Explain what they mean in the context of day to day life.

The prompt for the term paper is:  Do not merely define the concepts.  Provide full analysis by linking the economic concepts, examples, and events.  Explain what they mean in the context of day-to-day life.  If relevant, try to use the following and other concepts you read in the book: Government Spending, Taxation, Business Cycles, Recession, […]

Explain the main causes of inflation and explain how high inflation can influence both unemployment and GDP. Explain the options available in fiscal and monetary policies to reduce inflation and help improve the UK EconomyExplain the main causes of inflation and explain how high inflation can influence both unemployment and GDP. Explain the options available in fiscal and monetary policies to reduce inflation and help improve the UK Economy

Case summary –  The UK Economy has had many problems over recent years culminating in the current weak economic position. One of the ongoing issues is inflation and the consequences on the economy from higher than planned levels of inflation. Unemployment levels are not as good as planned and GDP is flat. A long period […]

investigate the labour market policies in two countries of the same status according to World Bank Group country classifications: What policies are used in both countries and identify the Effectiveness?investigate the labour market policies in two countries of the same status according to World Bank Group country classifications: What policies are used in both countries and identify the Effectiveness?

Introduction – 400 words  2. Country X(Bolivia):– What policies? Effectiveness? – 800 words  3. Country Y(Mongolia)– What policies? Effectiveness? – 800 words  4. Conclusion– 1000 words  • sum up and recommend, if necessary  • Implications for Guyana? Lessons?   4. In-text referencing is mandatory along with footnotes. A reference list is not required. NB: Failing to […]

UConn 2020-21 DEFICIT — Should the University reduce expenditures on the D1 Football program to be consistent with the University mission of balancing academics and athletics?UConn 2020-21 DEFICIT — Should the University reduce expenditures on the D1 Football program to be consistent with the University mission of balancing academics and athletics?

One React Essay The purpose of this activity is to engage the class in thinking, talking and writing about the course readings, videos, and lectures.  This is an activity where each student will choose one topic, representing an interest group in the community. We have 4 React modules, you will be assigned one  topic to make […]

odd areas of managerial econ: Leeson’s The Invisible Hook; Shortland’s Kidnap; Fogel & Engermann’s Time on the Cross; Venkatesh’s Off the Booksodd areas of managerial econ: Leeson’s The Invisible Hook; Shortland’s Kidnap; Fogel & Engermann’s Time on the Cross; Venkatesh’s Off the Books

Length: 4-6 pages (with 1.5-line spacing), summarizing and providing value-added comments,integrating with the course and your work as possible-You can use any common/acceptable literary format or style. Assuming close conformity tostandards of grammar, spelling, etc., the paper will be graded more on substance than style.-Make sure to connect your review to A506 and your work […]

Discuss the origins and evolution of the Quantity theory of Money (QTM). Compare the views of John Maynard Keynes and the monetarists concerning this theory.Discuss the origins and evolution of the Quantity theory of Money (QTM). Compare the views of John Maynard Keynes and the monetarists concerning this theory.

please have a well structured essay witha clear ibntroduction adna conclusion in the end.  PLEASE use these references:   1. Arnon, A. (2010). Wicksell’s Innovative Monetary Theory and Policy, Chapter 17 in Monetary Theory and Policy from Hume and Smith to Wicksell: Money, Credit, and the Economy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (Available as an online […]

How useful is the Marxian concept of ‘the global overaccumulation of capital’ in explaining the global economic crisis that began in 2008?How useful is the Marxian concept of ‘the global overaccumulation of capital’ in explaining the global economic crisis that began in 2008?

Expand on Marx’s concept of the global overaccumulation of capital. Discuss the perpetual tension between capital accumulation and labor welfare. Talk about the contradictions arising from profit maximization and labor exploitation.  # Analysis of the limitations in applying Marx’s concept to the 2008 crisis. # Mention alternative economic perspectives and political factors that contributed to the crisis. […]

Analyzing the Impact of Price Changes on Supply and Demand: A Graphical AnalysisAnalyzing the Impact of Price Changes on Supply and Demand: A Graphical Analysis

Analyzing the Impact of Price Changes on Supply and Demand: A Graphical Analysis Objective: The objective of this assignment is to develop your understanding of how changes in price affect supply and demand in a market using graphical analysis. By examining various scenarios and applying economic principles, you will predict and analyze the effects of […]

Can cultural institutions mitigate the effect of adverse economic conditions on populism?Can cultural institutions mitigate the effect of adverse economic conditions on populism?

 Former GDR, many birthplaces of novelists and poets, still celebrated in today’s everyday life  in those cities (e.g., Neuruppin and Rheinsberg in Brandenburg)  Data • Publicly available data from Germany, own data collection  Related literature • Fetzer and Gold (2019) Consider these factors. Regression analysis in Stata should be done and it is main part […]

Please write a few sentences describing a situation where you, someone you know, or someone fictitious has used their problem solving or agility skills to increase their human capital in order to get a better job or earn more income.Please write a few sentences describing a situation where you, someone you know, or someone fictitious has used their problem solving or agility skills to increase their human capital in order to get a better job or earn more income.

In economics, we tend to think of capital as physical assets used to produce goods or services—for example, factories, raw materials, or land. But did you know that humans also earn capital when they pursue education or training that increases their employability and makes them more valuable to employers? In this week’s Strayer Talk (PLAY), […]