Economics papers

A book review of "Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America" by Barbara Ehrenreich.

This paper discusses Kenichi Ohmae's "The Borderless World"

This paper discusses the economic theories of the household allocation process, which includes the power and decision-making roles within the family.

A brief examination of the future of the U.S. economy, focusing on five indicators.

A look at how globalization has helped the economy in Asia through a discussion on food production and resource allocation.

A brief comparison of the Keynesian school to the New-Keynesian school of economics.

A discussion of recent events that have affected businesses in the U.S..

A study of how a business advertises and operates in the Greek market.

Introduces and defines the term 'perverse subsidies'.

This paper discusses that the division of labor is a significant concept that involves both the process itself and the effects of the process on laborers.

Presents the case for a mandatory living wage for U.S. workers.

An exploration of how the sports industry is a land of opportunity for sports commissions and the local communities that are trying to generate economic impact from sports.

Examines the Kosovo conflict and how the United States is and has been involved.

Using Denver, Colorado, as a case study, this paper examines whether stadium subsidies create economic gain.

Discusses how the Indian government can increase sugar production in the country, using an economic model.

The story behind the most effective non-tariff barrier to the Japanese market and how to overcome it.

An exploration of the arguments for and opposing the Cuban embargo.

An analysis of Robert Frank's proposition for luxury consumption in the book, "Luxury Fever".

Discusses the public policy issue of corporate tax cuts.

An overview of the history and formation of capitalism in France.

A religious analysis of the theories of Karl Marx.

An overview of the Federal Reserve system's management of monetary policy in terms of efficiency, efficacy, and equity.

A discussion on how mercantilism brought about economic and political unity in the 16th century.

Defines and provides an overview of economic inflation.

A discussion on why marginal tax cuts do not benefit the average American.

Examines the negative relationship between female literacy and population growth in two Indian states.

This paper is an economic analysis and projection for the Argentine Republic.

Examines the effect of tax increases on middle-class families in America.

This paper discusses the effect of Communist China on Tibet.

Discusses two articles from the "New York Times", which reflect the economic situation in the United States.

Summary and review of Eric Schlosser's best-seller, "Fast Food Nation".

This paper discusses that the People's Republic of China becoming a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) has a great impact upon its development and the entire world.

This paper discusses that the World Bank has contributed positively towards the achievement of growth and sustainable development for many of the poor nations in the world.

A discussion of whether the gambling that is seen in many parts of California contributes to stability in the economy.

A critical evaluation of Emanuel Wallerstein's World System Theory.

This paper discusses NAFTA, which established a free-trade zone in North America and was signed in 1992 by Canada, Mexico, and the United States. It took effect on Jan. 1, 1994.

An examination of the negative affects of the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

Analysis of the media reporting styles and angles on the European Antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft.

Analysis of global competition issues and government responses and the impact it all has on businesses and consumers worldwide.

An examination of the importance of the development of the modern state in shaping both the political and economic orders constitutive of modernity.

A discussion of the pros and cons of NAFTA on the American and global economies.

Looks at one of the major results of globalization.

This paper argues that implementing a flat-rate tax would greatly improve the economy in the United States.

Study of the impact of globalization on the economy, society, and culture of the United Arab Emirates.

Traces the history of taxes in the United States and explains their purpose.

Summary and review of John Kenneth Galbraith's book on economic booms and busts.

An assessment of the contention that people get happier as they become richer.

An explanation of electronic payments systems, how they work and the technological advances in the field.

This paper discusses the effects of the euro on participating countries, especially Finland, and, based on secondary research, concludes that the UK would benefit by joining the European Monetary Union (EMU).

Review of Internet articles about the pros and cons of renting or buying a home.

An analysis of how the new FLSA regulations will have a negative impact on the regular working American.

An explanation of antitrust and monopoly laws using a specific example from the media industry.

An overview of the history and workings of the WTO.

Looks at the trend toward socially responsible investing.

Looks at the viability of opening a business in Japan as a means of foreign investment.

This paper discusses the dilemma of taxation as presented by Alexander Hamilton in the ?Federalist Paper #30?.

This paper discusses Philippe Legrain's book, "Open World: The Truth about Globalization", which favors globalization.

An analysis of outsourcing and human capital in the global workplace.

A discussion of the causes for the divide between economic investment and social development in Kerala, India.

Provides information about recent balance of payments adjustments made by the U.S.A.

An overview of the Bush tax cuts and their effect on the American economy.

Explains how to build good business relations between a job placement agency and the companies with which the agency works.

Argues that sales taxes should be used to fund public school education in Pennsylvania.

This paper discusses that "globalization" has been defined as a social, economic, and political process, but this concept is changing into a method employed by businesses to produce goods and services more efficiently.

Examines Keynes's view on the GDP within the context of an article entitled, "Still in Gear".

Examines Thomas L. Friedman's book on the inevitability of globalization.

Reports on the 1990s industrial dispute between Patrick Stevedores and the Maritime Union of Australia.

Discusses the crucial role a free market system plays in maintaining a democratic system.

This paper examines the effectiveness of anti-avoidance provisions in dealing with mass-marketed tax schemes.

Examines Japan's creditworthiness based on its economic position.

Examines the state of the current economy of the United States.

This paper discusses that the stock market and the economy are deeply intertwined, so that when something happens in one, it effects the other.

History, statistics, and economic outlook of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company.

An examination of the past and present of China's economy.

A discussion of accurate demand estimation in managerial economics.

A discussion of whether offshore outsourcing of software and services jobs strengthen the U.S. economy or weaken it.

A systematic analysis of the soundness of British contemporaries? arguments regarding the Corn Laws.

This paper discusses the Flying Geese economic development theory-- the way production techniques are introduced to the less developed countries by the highly developed countrie. It also describes the development of the East Asian's economies.

An overview of the problem of global child labor and the way different countries view the issue.

An analysis of the necessary and neglected conditions for successful liberalization.

An overview of the current literature on the explanatory power of risk indices, their impact, and their usefulness in emerging markets.

An overview of the causes, effects, and aftermath of the Asian financial crisis.

The difference between the economic policies of Chile and Argentina from 1980 to 1990.

Examines the effect of dollarization on Ecuador's economic stability.

Explores the reasons for the collapse of Thailand's currency in 1997.

A review of the article, "Time to Kill ? Europe and the Politics of Leisure" by Steven Muller, which examines the efforts of Europe to reconstitute itself in the aftermath of the Cold War.

An analysis of the base superstructure relationship and determinism in a historical perspective.

A study of the country of South Korea and the effects of globalisation on this small nation.

Discusses aid, policy, and growth in the aftermath of ethnic conflict.

Examines the case of India concerning anti-dumping measures on imports of certain products from the European Community and/or member states.

An analysis of whether the concept of interest-free banking is feasible in the Western world.

This paper discusses the use of the dollar currency in Ecuador, how it reached this stage, and how it affects the economy.

A look at how the European Union will effect international marketing functions.

Discusses an aspect of federal monetary policy known as "transparency".

This paper discusses and details the importance of strategic management in these areas and suggests future paths for success.

Examines the factors that prevent perfectly competitive markets in the U.S..

An examination of whether the World Bank is an effective organization in the international economy.

A comparative analysis of methodological individualism and the classical economists.

Examines an emerging, new subfield of economics known as behavioral economics.

Research proposal for a paper that will look at how international aid can help relieve Paraguay's economic problems.