Economics papers

An examination of the culture and economy in Japan.

This paper provides a brief synopsis of South Korea's economic history leading up to its current economic crisis, as well as a few thoughts on South Korea's economic future.

This paper examines "Big Dragon China's Future: What it Means for Business, the Economy, and the Global Order" by Daniel Burstein and Arne de Keijzer who both contend that China is well on its way to becoming the world's largest economy.

This paper discusses the pro and cons of brand switching whether in products or services, as well as the effects on the consumer and the manufacturer.

An examination of the need to change Uruguay into a globalized economy.

Compares the tax laws of the United States and Egypt.

This paper examines the unpredictable and sometimes volatile NASDAQ exchange, also known as the tech-market, which deals with public investment in dot com companies.

Examines whether anti-trust laws are a help or a hindrance to the economy.

This paper looks at the value of labor power through the eyes of Karl Marx.

A brief overview on the common European monetary unit, the euro.

A look at some of the challenges and issues of the European Union's expansion to Eastern Europe.

An examination of the effects of privatization of public companies in the United Kingdom.

An economic analysis of the United States vs. Microsoft Corporation, complaint 98-1232.

A look at child poverty in the U.S., its causes and solutions.

This paper focuses on two major economic movements that took place in the U.S. during the Depression era between the years 1929-1941 and their impact on the American people and the economy.

This brief yet concise paper examines the current status of women in post-war Cambodia, which has drastically changed for the worse since the wars of the 1970s and 1980s.

A look at the proposal for a new levy on the state income tax in Tennessee.

This paper explores the effects of the free market revolution which took place in the 1980s and the resulting mass of unemployment still plaguing Europe and the former Soviet Union in particular.

An analysis of the U.S.'s foreign trade policies under President Clinton.

Explains why the political economy approach is the correct one to use when explaining global debt crises.

An analysis of the history and aims of the Tobin Tax.

This paper examines the ongoing issue of gender segregation in the labor force.

An analysis of the article "Psychology of Spending: Where Does Belt-Tightening Begin" by Cynthia Crossen.

Examines the economic, social, and political issues of rent control.

This paper examines the implications for the future of forest management on non-industrial private forest (NIPF) lands as well as the dwindling timber supply on these parcels of land.

This well-researched paper explores the currency derivatives trade which is an indispensable element of the international economic system.

A critical review of the book "Nickled and Dimed in America" by Barbara Ehrenreich.

This paper uses a socio-economic growth approach to examine income distribution in terms of politics and economics and explores import protection policies that countries impose to stabilize their economies.

The paper explores the relationship between patriarchy, capitalism and women.

An overview of the poor working conditions that the lower class was exposed to in the late 19th century.

This paper examines the British pound's current position against the U.S dollar and other international currencies and explains why it's fundamentally more favored in the global market.

A discussion about the plight of the working poor in the United States.

An examination of the air pollution problem facing Iran.

Examines the state of the American economy after the September 11 attacks.

A commentary on the discussions and readings on the growth and modernization models of developing countries from World War II through the 1960s.

Examines the connection between relative earnings and marital harmony.

An analysis of the economic development in the developing countries from 1945 to the 1960s.

This paper examines the methods and strategies used in developing and modernizing poor and underprivileged countries post-WWII and up to the 1960s.

A look at how Eastern Europe countries have been failed by their governments and the nations of the world.

This paper examines the causes and effects of poverty in the U.S. as detailed in Michael Harrington's 1962 classic "The Other America."

A discussion about the government funded medical care in Romania and Bulgaria.

This paper explores the various strategies and methods for successful marketing in the service industry.

This well-researched paper examines not only whether Japan has the capability to create nuclear weapons but whether or not Japan already has these actual weapons.

An examination of the post-communist transformation of Poland from a command economy to a market system.

This paper reviews "The Road to Serfdom," written by economist F. A. Hayek in the 1940s, which remains for some economists, politicians, scholars and lay people a fascinating classic or an infuriating attack on the leftist viewpoint.

This paper reviews Eun Mee Kim's "Big Business, Strong State", which analyzes the influences involved in South Korean economic development from 1960 to 1990.

An assessment of the economic policies of Argentina, Chile and Brazil during the 1990s.

This paper examines Michael Crowder's essay "Whose Dream Was It Anyway? Twenty-Five Years of African Independence"

A look at different fiscal and monetary tools employed by the government to correct inflation and counter recessions and depressions.

An analysis of two policies used to reduce urban unemployment.

An overview of the problem of illegal immigration into the U.S. and all of its implications for the US in the coming century.

This in-depth paper analyzes the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and Federalist Papers while contending that these historical works of writing contain the basic principles which most democratic societies around the world are built upon.

This well-researched and informative paper examines the political and socio-economic changes that have taken place in Russia since the late-1980s which have proven conducive to criminal development.

This paper discusses the problems of tariffs and non-tariff barriers (NTF) in international trade.

A discussion of the U.S. federal monetary policy and its impact on the state.

This paper explains the differences between Islamic banking and conventional banking. It argues politically, as opposed to economically, that both systems are the same.

This well-researched paper examines the political and economic climate of post WWII Korea, focusing on 1961 to the present.

How China is forcing Taiwan to change its business strategy.

This paper examines the European Union and the Maastricht Treaty that is responsible for bringing about economic integration within the member countries.

This paper reviews John Kenneth Galbraith's history of economics "The Good Society: A Humane Agenda", which he wrote when he was nearly ninety years of age.

This paper examines the negative side of immigration to the U.S. and its impact on the American economy.

A description of the purpose and objectives of the U.S. Federal Reserve and how it carries out these objectives.

This paper is a critical review of Ethan Kapstein's article "Worker in the World Economy" in "Foreign Affairs Magazine", 1996, and includes ripostes against his treatise.

This paper focuses on the economic situation in America in 1998.

A study of the effects of global strategies of multinational enterprises.

An analysis of the Asian debt crisis and its implications for the United States economy.

An in-depth look at the economic and other operations of a company needed in home and host countries.

A discussion of market efficiency and anomalies in the United Kingdom.

An essay on the inevitability of a worldwide crisis caused by a shortage of oil.

A research paper examining the advantages, disadvantages, laws and issues associated with time sharing in Greece.

A discussion and analysis of Armen Alchian's article "What Should Be the Price of a Gallon of Gasoline?"

A review of the history of Europe and American in the period after the First World War, focusing on the chaos in the social, political and economic spheres that led to the Second World War.

This paper examines the four nation coalition, made up of Britain, U.S. France and Israel, and the mafia-like tactics used against the Arabs by these countries that resulted in the 9/11 terror attacks.

An overview of some of the main principles and policies of economics.

Reflections on the global housing crises and the measures taken to alleviate the problem.

This paper examines the workings of the airline industry by comparing the business and marketing strategies of both United and Southwest airlines.

A discussion on divisibility as the most important quality of money.

The paper discusses basic philosophical principles for globalization.

This paper examines the need for stricter government regulations in matters of domestic and international e-commerce.

An analysis of the consumer surplus concept within microeconomics.

This in-depth paper details Korea's economy and political climate, post WWII, focusing mainly on 1961 to the present.

This paper examines the basic workings of the hospitality industry and the lack of strategic environmental marketing and policy needed to maintain a successful business.

A critique of government mismanagement of farm subsidies.

A discussion of economic issues facing the nation of Indonesia, factors affecting those issues and measures undertaken to address them.

A market analysis of four low-income housing developments constructed in four growing Chicago, Illinois, suburban market areas.

This paper discusses the politics of former Bolivia President Ganzalo Sanchez de Lozada and the country's history of political upheaval.

An overview of the New Classical and the New Keynesian view of economics and long term growth.

This paper discusses the history of the industrialization of Spain from the 17th century to today.

This paper discusses the history of the origins of the Federal Reserve, commonly known as the Fed.

This paper examines the advantages and disadvantages of the mobile worker as well as the pitfalls to avoid in screening and staffing potential freelance employees.

An analysis of the impact of the September 11th terrorist attack on the U.S. economy.

This in-depth paper examines Estonia's privatization program which has made the Baltic state a model for private enterprise reform.

A critique of the article "An Analysis of Japanese Corporate Structure 1915-1937" by Jennifer Frankl.

A review of various forms of evidence that support the explanation that investors over react to information about the corporations in which they invest.

A question and answer formatted essay about the U.S. economy.

A discussion of the Chinese economy and the history that molded it.

A discussion about luxury cars, with special reference to the BMW.

A research paper discussing the impact of international trade on the development of less developed countries (LDCs).

A look at the causes and effect of structural adjustment programs on workers in Africa.