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What is the impact of foreign economic aid from rich countries to LDCs? Should developing countries continue to seek such aid?
What special problems are faced by eastern european economies as they make the transition from central planning to competitive markets?
As an employee of the World Bank you have been asked to research the needs of a country with a particular economic concern.
What are some of the major challenges confronting the international trading system?
What is the biggest economic concern for Argentina, like unemployment or population, and the factors behind economic growth (GDP) in Hong Kong and Singapore?
Consider Katrina's effect on aggregate supply (AS). What is the effect of the higher energy prices and reduced productive capacity on aggregate supply
Why is economic growth important? Why could the difference between a 2.5 percent and a 3 percent annual growth rate be of great significance
Find out and report the present (most recent) level of one key macro-economic indicator
How would you assess the overall financial health of your organization? What are good and bad signs, if any, in your outlook?
Why do you think this tax was unpopular? Discuss the pros and cons of the tax and arrive at a conclusive answer.
For this assignment, select a country and an economic concern, such as population, unemployment, etc.
Calculate the value of the price index for GDP for 2006 using 2005 as the base year. By what percent did prices increase?
Question: Please describe 3 economic indicators, and explain the business value of economic indicators.
What was the growth rate of real GDP? Does this show an improvement in economic welfare? (Clearly explain your answer)
Best interest of the economy to increase government spending in defense, education & infrastructure.
What is the optimal order quantity and total annual cost of ordering, purchasing, and holding the component?
Describe three scenarios that could describe economies in very different situations, with regard to their banking systems and price (in)stability.
What are pooled funds? Describe two different kinds of pooled funds. What is the primary advantage of the pooling process?
What is the difference between the real, monetary, and financial economies? In what way are they related to each other?
How do banks lend money that they do not physically possess to their customers? Are they really creating money in the process?
What do you commonly use to make payments? Cash? Credit cards? Online payments? In which of these cases are you using money?
Suppose that you asked someone who has not taken an economics class why a dollar bill has value. What do you think he or she would say?
Compare the costs to society of unemployment to the costs to society of inflation.