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what cause economic crisis or inf lation of currency
how can short term economic growth combat poverty in UK?
what is the difference between token money and fiduciary issue
Why is ‘Balance between consumption and investment’ a feature of balanced growth?
How does the example of ‘growth in UK and US has often been focused on consumer spending leading to low savings ratios and high current account deficits’, relate to a balanced economic growth?
What are the primary functions of money?
India consumes the most butter and like us buys organic products but what country consumes the most margarine? I cannot find the answer anywhere.
Sustainability and environmental impact of globalisation.
is the monetary policy that was implemented in Egypt in may effective? is it going to help with reducing inflation?
How can i conclude my assignment on ” Economic of scale”
The UK has a productivity problem. The equation to achieve this figure is (simplistically) GDP/employment. Most of the attempts to analyze this seem to assume that we are somehow under-productive – low investment, spare labour capacity in firms etc (i.e. deals with GDP – the top of the fraction). Why has no-one asked whether the problem is that we are over-estimating employment? (i.e. the bottom of the fraction?) It seems that this would explain a lot, including the strange rapid increase in employment figures post the 2008 crisis, along with the strange increase in food-bank use among employed people (surely they should not need this facility). What if the response to the crisis was self-employment and zero hours contracts, resulting in under-employed people being listed as employed?
How does capital affect microeconomic decision making process?
Agriculture is the main stay of Nigeria economy in 1960 what do you think are the major challenge facing the sector in 21th century?
What is recession period.?Its advantages & disadvantages
What is a recession period
Expalain the accelerator theory of investment? How does it differ from the neoclassical theory?