Economics papers

Presents an analysis of Middle-Eastern oil-producing nations.

Discusses the relationship between the two.

Reviews the mechanisms and social implications of globalization.

Discusses the international organization, APEC.

Discusses the causes of the 1997 crisis.

Reviews E. Bradford Burns's 1980 book.

Describes the activities of the agency.

Discusses the International Monetary Fund and its program to help with Argentina's financial crises.

Discusses the improved rural standard of living.

Examines the connection between free trade, economic growth, and international power relations.

Discusses the impact of economic development on rural women.

Examines corruption in both countries.

Reviews David Friedman's 1996 book.

Discusses its development from 1997-2002.

Provides a critical overview.

Examines the German economy from 1919-1939.

Discusses the U.S. dollar as the benchmark for assessing the exchange value of other global currencies.

Examines the level of the problem.

Examines the country's investment in China.

Traces the roots of the EU.

Discusses the origins of the banking system.

Discusses the construction of residential units as a key indicator of an economic system.

Discusses natural resources and a nation's Gross National Product.

Discusses the financial effects.

Discusses the internationalism of capital.

Discusses the economic problems of the salmon industry.

Discusses various aspects of the 2000 UK Act.

Discusses the functioning of the market in the U.S.

Discusses two book collections.

Centers on the United Kingdom (UK)

An overview of the African nations, examining their politics, economy, history, and culture.

An overview of the economic and social situations of Alaska, America's "last frontier" state.

Argues that both Marx's and Weber's writings remain relevant to the explanation of many aspects of advanced industrial capitalism.

A look at the trend of high-tech companies outsourcing their technical jobs to Indian programmers.

Looks at different economic models and their usefulness in resolving issues of whether or not a monopoly exists.

This paper discusses the similarities and dissimilarities in the old and the new Keynesian theories, thereby concluding that Keynes was a true Keynesian.

An overview of the aspects that characterize the Australian work force and how it compares to other countries.

Looks at the impact the New Basel Capital Accord will have on the global financial world.

An analysis of the economy of Kuwait.

A description of the function and the history of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, and the Federal Reserve banks.

Explains and defines the different macroeconomics models.

An examination of the way that trade unions have been organized over time and the way that they encourage members to join.

An overview of the history and function of the Federal Reserve Board.

Study of whether inequality in America is increasing or decreasing.

A discussion of how new ideas and initiatives keep the economy going.

Examination of Alan Greenspan in Congressional testimony on July 16, 2002.

A discussion of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting of the Federal Reserve System held on November 6, 2001.

Argues that offshore outsourcing of information technology services is damaging to the corporate economy.

An examination of the history of collective bargaining and its administration in the United States today.

An examination of why mediocrity is so ingrained in the modern American industrial culture.

An analysis of the effect of communal violence on India's economy.

An analysis of the new Euro currency and England's decision not to join.

A definition of these terms and an analysis of their similarities.

A brief discussion of the importance of exports to the Latin American economy.

This paper discusses responses, based on Keynesian theory, to five proposed hypothetical fluctuations in the U.S. economy.

Discusses the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which was designed as a response to the wave of corporate fraud cases that riddled the corporate landscape in America in 2002.

Discusses a bill in the United States, signed into law in 1993, known as "The Government Performance and Results Act".

An examination of China's economy, questioning whether it could become the next superpower.

A discussion of how persistent and transitory poverty can cause different and unfavorable experiences for children.

Examines environmental laws and regulations within the context of Mankiw N. Gregory's book, "The Principle of Microeconomics".

A research study using co-integration analysis to study the relationship between the stock index cash and futures market in relation to price discovery.

Examines the history and evolution of U.S. trade policy.

A discussion of the problem of disparity of wealth between the classes in America.

Proposes to examine the process and potential success of a financial services organization in the Hong Kong marketplace.

Examines the connection between the growing U.S. budget deficit and the cost of prosecuting the war in Iraq.

An analysis of the micro-economic implications of the war with Iraq.

A look at the American government's budget considerations for three modes of transport (highway/mass transit, rail and air) and their future propositions.

An examination of the issues and legislation concerning Internet sales tax.

A study into different prices of a single product from different suppliers.

A brief explanation of how money works in today's economy.

Cites evidence and statistics that negate the argument that foreign-born workers take jobs from American citizens.

A review of the recruitment process in companies.

A look at the issue of globalization and its impact on the international economy.

A look at the salient features of Argentina's economy, history, religion, and education.

A look at the background and current culture of Indonesia as an aid to evaluating investment risks in the country.

Overview of Mexico City's and Mexico's economic condition and how the economic conditions make Mexico City a viable choice for the 2012 Olympic Games.

Looks at the impact that economic and labor trends in the international arena have had on the role of trade unions.

An in-depth study of health care utilization and access in fee-for-service vs. health maintenance organizations.

An examination of how property was managed and distributed under the social order of feudalism.

A look at the negative impact of trade unionism in France.

This paper discusses investment portfolio creation and the framework used in investment selection, the Efficient Market Theory (EMT).

An examination of the Austrian business cycle and the role that the gold standard plays in the cycle and the economy.

An examination of the many factors that affected Singapore's economy in the past few years.

Briefly discusses the history of the minimum wage and examines some of the legal aspects concerning minimum wage.

A look at the problem of economic inequality over the years and a review of the literature.

An examination of the disadvantages of privatization in the world economy.

Presents a detailed examination of public sector budgets and how certain factors are interrelated.

A look at the impact of tax cuts of the early 1980s on the U.S. budget deficit during the Reagan Administration.

An overview of several important concepts of microeconomics relating to competition.

A liberal analysis of the repercussions of Adam Smith's "On the Wealth of Nations" (capitalism) on society, the economy, and government.

A look at the benefits and drawbacks of different forms of business ownership.

Discusses the motives behind adopting a constitutional amendment that requires a balanced budget and some of the problems associated with the amendment.

This paper discusses the negative role of the U.S. government in the macro-economic issue of inflation in the United States.

Looks at the recent behavior of the stock market in the U.S. and its implications.

Examines the role of the World Bank and its structural adjustment efforts.

Discusses the possible risks and potential profits of junk bonds.

A look at the leadership qualities of the businessmen, Alan Greenspan, Jim Clark, and John Meriwether.

This paper discusses the fact that the economy of China, the very last of the main communist states, has made enormous advances towards becoming an industrialized country with a market-driven financial system.

Looks at the rise and demise of hedge funds.