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This paper examines the trends in Historic, Current, and Projected International Trade Practice, Policy, and Regulation for OPEC, the cartel that sets oil prices and determines the supply of oil on the world market, noting the history of the organization, its makeup, its actions, and the response of the world to these actions in economic terms in past, present, and future.
Pages: 10
Bibliography: 5 source(s) listed
Filename: 21295
Price: US$89.50
352.21337 Supplying Product to Foreign Buyers: The Decision to Produce Domestically or Abroad and its Economic Effects
Today, companies face the unique challenge of operating in a globalized economy. Globalization and trade liberalization have created an ultra-competitive marketplace, unlike anything experienced in generations passed. This fierce competition between global competitors makes relevant the topic of the effects companies have on the local economy when deciding whether to produce a product to be sold abroad, either locally or abroad. This issue has been the topic of many heated debates as many Americans often see outsourcing any component of production as simply a method for stripping jobs and income from American families, while companies argue that it is the only way they can remain competitive.
This paper will investigate what factors lie behind making this decision to either produce a component in-house or outsource it utilizing Transaction Cost Theory. And, Richard Kahn?s Multiplier Effect will be used to explain some of the effects that occur to the economy because of this decision. In the end, it will be shown that the decision to produce a foreign product abroad may actually be in the best interest of the American economy in the long run.
Pages: 11
Bibliography: 10 source(s) listed
Filename: 21337
Price: US$98.45
353.21395 China's Deviation from the Marxist Model
This paper briefly explores the roots of the Chinese deviation from the Marxist model of Communism. The extraordinary emergence of China as a world economic power has been recognized as an ironic counterpoint to the failure that Russia and the former Soviet Union has encountered in its sudden conversion to free market economic systems. The paper explores what makes China difference and the causes of its divergence.
Pages: 3
Bibliography: 3 source(s) listed
Filename: 21395
Price: US$26.85
354.21397 Analysis of Amartya Sen
The paper deals with democratic theory. In particular, it analyses a well-known book Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen, paying attention to the characterisation of the text and its main goals and objectives. The paper observes the principal thesis and conclusions of the author and it is supported by various quotations taken from the book itself.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 2 source(s) listed
Filename: 21397
Price: US$44.75
355.21412 Short and Long Term Goals for Personal Financial Security
Any sound assessment of financial plans has to begin with an honest look at the starting point: where are you right now? The main concerns of people in their 20s are the transition from college to career, and the changes in financial priorities that entails. We are here looking at the case of a 26 year old newlywed, expecting her first child. She works in the healthcare industry as a nurse, while completing graduate school, and has a household income of approximately $75,000.
Pages: 6
Bibliography: 6 source(s) listed
Filename: 21412
Price: US$53.70
356.21415 Monetary and Fiscal Policy
This paper responds to a Macroeconomic scenario in which the economy faces a recessionary gap, asking what policies to pursue to reduce that gap and what some of the consequences might be for other economic elements, with a recessionary gap being associated with a business-cycle contraction and being one of two alternative output gaps that can occur when short-run production differs from full employment, the other being an inflationary gap.
Pages: 3
Bibliography: 0 source(s) listed
Filename: 21415
Price: US$26.85
357.21416 Money, Banking and Finance
This paper examines the question of the deflation in the Japanese economy in the 1990s being the result of the bursting of the bubble economy that prevailed into the 1980s, considering the development of the Japanese economy, the bubble that developed and what it meant, how the government reacted, what happened when the bubble burst, and what the effects have been since.
