Category: Economics 2707

Japans Long-Term Recovery After the 2011 Tsunami Japan was hit by a devastating earthquake in 2011 in its eastern region. A few minutes later, there followed a massive tsunami which was approximately 100-foot waves. The earthquake claimed over 100 lives, but the severity of the matter was when the tsunami spiked where over 20,000 people…

Henry Clays American System, Economy and Market Henry Clays American system The American system of Henry Clay could be described in various ways. The best characterization one could provide is that this was anticipated as a set of tariffs and other barriers regulations, based somewhat on the establishment of a national financial institution controlled equally…

Emaar Properties Companys Investment in Kazakhstan The entry strategy chosen for Emaar is FDI or foreign direct investment. This strategy was selected due to the specific economic state of Kazakhstan, which will supposedly soon enjoy steady economic growth but remain to be a developing country. For Emaar, a company that is present in more than…

South Korean Political Economy and Foreign Direct Investment Table of Contents Introduction Political Economy Economic Environment Political Environment Legal Environment Interrelationships between Economic, Political, and Legal Aspects The Attractiveness of South Korea for FDI Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Strong government-business ties are crucial in economic development. A countrys political establishment or government formulates and implements…

The Consumer Embarrassment Concept Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Article Summary Article Critique Conclusion Reference List Abstract This paper is a critical analysis of the 2015 journal article Effects of consumer embarrassment on shopping basket size and value: A study of the millennial consumer by Bridget Nichols, David Raska, and Daniel Flint. The paper is…

Financial Regulation and Its Effect on the US Economy The purpose of this paper is to examine the history of financial reforms and its impact on the US economy. Thus, we attempt to limit our study to major reforms that sharply affect macroeconomic indicators. For a long time, private financial institutions were gaining the power…

Market Structures and Governmental Intervention Why are economic profits zero in the long run in a monopolistically competitive market? Economic profit refers to the difference between the overall income and the combined expenditure. The amount of expenses may be viewed from the business perspective of opportunity cost. In a monopolistically competitive business environment, such profits…

The Behavioral Economics Concepts Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion References Introduction Behavioral economics is a discipline that studies human behavior and its reasons. Its subject is influences experienced by humans that change their behavioral patterns and force them to make certain decisions. It is deeply connected with marketing, as instruments for influencing human…

Global Debt Problem in Developed Countries and Possible Strategies Issue Government debt has become a concern for many developed countries in recent years. Economists, officials, and other stakeholders fear that the government debt will increase and become an unbearable burden for younger generations. Such issues as financial crises, aging populations, and quite inconsistent tax policies…

Town Hall Ongoing Maintenance: A Special Revenue Fund Any governmental entity should ensure the appropriate segmentation of its resources to maintain proper transparency and accountability for the received financial assets. In particular, the government should guarantee that any donations accepted from the citizens are allocated to the specific cause they were granted for. This essay…