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- 3231: The National Debt
- The National Debt For the past centuries, the american people dug themselves into a big hole which is the National Debt. In this paper I will discuss the history of the national debt, effects on the debt/deficit, wais to reduce it and control the deficit. the national debt has ...
- 3232: The Economics of The Clean Air Act
- ... will be before the whole world is contaminated to the point where we can no longer live in it. The beuracrats in Washington don't have all the answers, neither do the unions, or the big corporations. The idea and impact of pollution is like a time-bomb waiting to explode, and the end draws nearer and nearer. We cannot look back on our world after we have destroyed it and ...
- 3233: Reorganization
- ... have a budget forecast. A forecast of fix cost must be done in the coming year (a cash flow forecast) to keep the budget right. We have to think positive. So if there is a big increase like wood are more expensive in the coming year, workers ask for more salary, machine down time and the fixing cost are more than what we thought or any thing on that line. We ...
- 3234: Obstacles Toward Development
- ... foreign investment. It can create more jobs for people in the third world. Another factor that affect development of a country is the substantial dependence on agricultural production and primary product exports. There is a big difference between the proportionate size of the agricultural population in the third world countries (75%) versus the developed countries (5%). People in the third world countries are concentrating in production of agricultural and other primary ...
- 3235: NAFTA: Canada's & Mexico's Viewpoints
- ... these costs cut they will enjoy a greater profit and more trade. NAFTA also opens up great opportunities for livestock farmers. Because Mexico lacks an adequate fresh water supply their livestock operations aren't very big. Therefore Mexico must rely on imports from Canada. NAFTA helps Canadian farmers and farm related businesses to a much greater ease to an ever growing market that will benefit them in the future. There are ...
- 3236: NAFTA
- ... to the U.S. quickly and inexpensively. "The continent has shrunk to overnight delivery by air and three days by truck from all of the major industrial centres. We look at North America as one big country." Max Persaud, Manager Corporate Logistics, Customs and Traffic Philips Electronics Ltd. Road Road transport is dominant, a fact which reflects the large flow of manufactured goods and the integration of regional markets. The trucking ...
- 3237: Milton Friedman
- ... low inflation and high stability. He called this theory Monetarism. Milton preached Monetarism for a long period of time until it was finally tried in Great Britain during the 80's. His theory was a big disaster. Milton's theory did not work. For almost seven years, the Bank of England tried its best to make it work. According to monetarist theory, the British economy should have enjoyed low inflation and ...
- 3238: The Question Of Whether Or Not Marketing Is Completely Unethical
- ... marketing decisions and actions (McCarthy, 26). Today's companies must form clear policies to guide marketers in their marketing decisions so they can be socially responsible individuals. The decisions that the marketer makes has a big influence on how others see the company. The employees must choose between what is in the best interest of themselves, the company, or that of society as a whole.
- 3239: Monetary/Fiscal Policy
- ... a year ago. Cheaper exports means cheaper imports will allow foreign goods producers to expand their already record share of the U.S. market. Unemployment The unemployment report is released periodically and it contained a big surprise for many economists in 1996. Over the past months the reports showed the economy doing quite well. This economy has been doing so well that some economists were worried about reaching full employment rather ...
- 3240: Long Swings in the Exchange Rate and the Excess Returns Puzzle: The Role of Imperfect Knowledge
- ... the predictive abilities of many of the models to date, the problem is not really solved. Perhaps the model of PPP as a function of interest rates only misses something
But here we have a BIG step (from the real exchange rate side, not from the side of better modeling PPP) toward not only getting the signs right, but also understanding the dynamics of the switch. If PPP were built from ...
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