Category: Economics 2707

Consumer Buying Behaviour Overview Executive Summary Two mobile phone customers are analyzed in this report. One consumer A, purchased Samsung Galaxy S21 5G to replace Samsung S7 after losing his previous phone. Customer B purchased iPhone 12 Max as an upgrade from iPhone 11. Customer B has a habit of upgrading to the newest iPhone…

Financial Regulation and Legal Aspects of the Economy Table of Contents Introduction Wall Street: Quants in the Marketplace Panic: The Financial Crisis Movies Influence on Understanding Financial Regulation Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The issues of the crisis continue to be relevant: the abundance of goods on the market and the stock exchange does not justify…

Ways to Measure Economic Profit Profit is usually perceived as earnings and measured by subtracting costs from revenues. However, there are different types of costs: explicit and implicit. Explicit costs can be directly measured and expressed in monetary terms, for example, wages, rent, and utility costs (Orsag & D~idi, 2018). Implicit costs refer to the…

Economic Theories and Their Effect on a Company A business is affected by various regulations that determine its success. These regulations are meant to guide and control the running of a business. If a business does not adhere to policies, then it may end up collapsing. Most entrepreneurs that do not meet guidelines required by…

Mixed Economy: Blended Theory by Mark Zwelling The business marketplace undergoes considerable changes regularly, creating new options to improve the working process or avoid unpredictable problems. The promotion of specialization is a common and reliable step in terms of which specialists understand their duties and do their work faster because of the level of knowledge…

Corporate Investment Decisions and WACC The following analysis of Wilson Corporations equity cost and Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) is aimed at determining whether the CEO of the company made a reasonable suggestion to increase the long-term debt and balance debt by 60% and equity by 40%. In the beginning, it is important to…

Every Man for Himself: Third-World Economies Every Man for Himself is an editorial published on September 28, 2017, in a popular daily Philippine newspaper, Business Mirror. This research revealed the influence of developed countries on third-world economies. It is a case study that examines a specific theoretical model of the development of the third world…

The Fed and Housing Bubbles Introduction There is general agreement that the financial turmoil of 2007-2009 was caused by the bursting of the housing bubble, which triggered the worldwide economic crisis. Many scholars maintain that the crisis was instigated by the malpractice and miscalculation of private actors, a lack of regulation, and a bubble mentality…

Economic Impact of Opioid Epidemic in Virginia The opioid epidemic has been a problem in the United States for years, and the situation in some states is only getting worse. In particular, Virginia has seen a steady increase in the number of opioid overdose cases and deaths associated with it (Virginia Department of Health, 2021b).…

Researching of Mercosur Economic Agreement Table of Contents Introduction Political Effects Economic Effects Conclusion References Introduction Mercosur is an integration association of four States (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) with a population of more than 260 million people interested both in the inflow of investments and in gaining access to high-tech products (Almeida, 2018). It…