Category: Economics 2707

  • Its Not a Job! Foster Care Board Payments

    Its Not a Job! Foster Care Board Payments Table of Contents Purpose of the Study Research Questions Methods Used to Evaluate Research Questions Key Findings and Concepts Learned References The term foster care refers to the temporary care service given to children who cannot live with their homes with their families. Foster care mainly provides…

  • GDP of Kazakhstan and Its Recent History

    GDP of Kazakhstan and Its Recent History Table of Contents Introduction National Account of Kazakhstan Fiscal Policy Monetary policy Conclusion Bibliography Introduction The economic history of economic condition of a country shows the countrys present economic status, and the economic well being of the country. With the economic recession the world economy has been facing…

  • Deficit Spending Overview and Analysis

    Deficit Spending Overview and Analysis Table of Contents Introduction The Crowding-Out Effect Conclusion References Introduction The economic system of states is a complex, multifaceted set of procedures and measures initiated by government and society in order to maintain the financial development or stability of the state. Among the multitude of descriptive facts, special attention should…

  • Monetary and Fiscal Policy: Entrepreneurial Activities

    Monetary and Fiscal Policy: Entrepreneurial Activities Financial management principles promoted at the national level can be factors that determine the different economic performance of individual businesses, including supply and demand. The current monetary policy of the United States assumes free conditions for the development of entrepreneurial activities. Miranda-Agrippino and Rey (2020) highlight such policy features…

  • United States Steel Corp. vs. Commissioner

    United States Steel Corp. vs. Commissioner A tax haven is a state that has no payment of taxes be it personal or corporate. Businesses are allowed to operate without the intervention of the government in form of taxes (Shaxson, 2011). One of these states is the Liberia which allows the residents to carry out business…

  • Foreign Subsidiaries and Their Conflicting Demands

    Foreign Subsidiaries and Their Conflicting Demands Table of Contents Conflicts in Areas of Operations Conflicts in Areas of Decision-making and Deployment of Resources Conflicts in Areas of Ownership Reference The efforts of host governments in maintaining their national economies through policy interventions under influences such as taxation and request for joint ventures or buying power…

  • Self-Regulation and Risk Evaluation

    Self-Regulation and Risk Evaluation In this video, McKenna, the audit consultant, and independent journalist focuses on two myths. The first myth refers to the assumption that shareholders damage corporations and the public. McKenna mentions professor Stoute and her book, where she states that there is no legal duty in corporate law for corporations to reduce…

  • Rhodium Company: Financial Report

    Rhodium Company: Financial Report Terms of references The aim of setting of optimal capital is to use the whole amount of capital that has less cost of acquisitions. This includes debt and equity capital. The profits are measured in terms of the total assets used to conduct business operations and not just the equity of…

  • Asymmetric Information in Vietnams Motorcycle Helmet Campaign

    Asymmetric Information in Vietnams Motorcycle Helmet Campaign As a matter of fact, asymmetric information in relation to the market is connected with a common situation when one party knows more than another one. For instance, sellers may have considerably more information about the quality and peculiar features of their product in comparison with consumers (Pindyck…

  • Housing Crisis of 2007 and Current Economy Response

    Housing Crisis of 2007 and Current Economy Response Table of Contents Introduction Issues Influencing the Housing Crisis The Economic Response Conclusion References Introduction The Housing Crisis of 2007 was a massive economic meltdown that occurred when banks oversold mortgages in an attempt to satisfy the high demand for securities. Insurance companies, banks, and hedge funds…