Help me on essay???!!!?
A political nation depends strongly upon its economic status. Such countries as the U.S.A., Japan, and China, rely heavily upon trade and finance to bolster their nation's success. The Phillipines, however, don't give a crap. To start off, they don't have the knowledge. The average Filipino has a financial IQ of 48, says Citibank. This clearly shows their lack of ineptitude in the field of finance, and therefore, economics. With such a diminutive overall comprehension of economics, it's no wonder the Phillipines have never been a major power-nation. In addition, the Phillipines rely heavily upon their military industry to burgeon their national treasury. However, with no current war, the Phillipines are helpless in terms of revenue. They must now rely on farming and grazing just to fulfill their daily needs. At last, the Phillipines lack major natural resources or anything worth stealing. This explains their lack of trade with other countries, and the apathy other countries have towards it. As of today, no one cares. As stated before, most countries rely heavily upon their economy in order to be prosperous. As the Phillipines currently have a crappy economy, they're screwed.
Help with essay regarding the U.S economy?
Uh, NO choice has been chosen, yet. We won't know what will be done until a bill lands on Obama's desk. If you need it to be a done deal, you need to choose something else. As for other solutions, you've missed the biggies: Massive investment (which will require buying goods, and hiring people, most of which to be used to improve infrastructure). Reregulation of economic institutions so they can't do the same dumb, bad stuff all over again. Dunno what you mean by "loans from banks" -- we're in effect lending TO banks. Another is to have lenders renegotiate mortgages -- giving them less usurious interest rates, and re-evaluating the worth of the properties in more realistic terms. Of course, we don't know what will happen, what will be tried, and whether anything will work. I've read, from economists I respect (claimer: I'm NOT an expert in economics), that we need much more massive spending than is being proposed -- on the order of gearing up for WWII-sized spending, to really bring it around. What you might look into, instead, is what other countries have done for this crisis -- they didn't have a lame duck leader, and moved much more quickly. Since it's a worldwide crisis, seeing what others have done, and whether it's helped might be a better way to go. Or picking something from the past.
Economy essay question?
Discuss the shift from a hunting and gathering economy to the production of food by systematic agriculture. Why do you think some historians call this transition the "greatest event of pre history"? In a tight paragraph form only plz its for a test and i need the answer summed up in a paragraph. Im using this to study not cheat
Economics Essay help?!?
You don't understand anything? What have you been doing since the beginning of the course? 1. Government intervention: - pure free market does not work in reality: http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2010/12/wh... http://www.lrb.co.uk/v32/n08/joseph-stig... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOP2V_np2... http://www.newyorker.com/talk/comment/2008/02/04/080204taco_talk_cassidy - even in theory do not produce public goods of enough of goods with high positive externality (education, roads, etc.) So every developed economy, including the U.S., and every economy that is actually developing, including China since 1978, is a mixed economy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed_economy 2. Allocation efficiency. - Prices do help coordinate, but markets are not efficient. There are just too many market failures, both obvious and less so. http://economistsview.typepad.com/economistsview/2007/02/markets_are_not.html http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2009/06/24/how-commodity-indices-broke-the-wheat-futures-market/ http://www.macroresilience.com/2011/01/31/the-great-stagnation-and-special-interests - Besides you really don't want economic efficiency http://streetlightblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/free-trade-efficiency-and-punch-in-nose.html http://rajivsethi.blogspot.com/2010/04/astonishing-voice-of-albert-hirschman.html 3. As for distortions due to subsidies:
This is my essay question on declining economy please help!!!?
I would recommend you support allowing the people to stay temporarily while social services agencies and charitable organizations reach out to help the people find work or more permanent housing. I suggest you consider the following points to support your argument: Removing the people from this location simply relocates the problem. If people are more widely dispersed, it makes solving the homeless problem harder than it is if there is easy access to a substantial percentage of them in your community in one location. Because the declining economy is expected to take longer than many previous downturns to correct, it's not sufficient to disperse these people and expect that they will find jobs and not congregate in another location soon after. The cost of dispersing them will repeat at that location, and again and again until you finally find solutions. Finding the solutions now will avoid the repeated enforcement costs. A community that looks out for its own in times of trouble is more cohesive and benefits in many ways over a community where there is a sense of alienation by those who have fallen on hard times temporarily. There are tangible benefits in a community like this, particularly lower law enforcement costs, less vandalism, and fewer people dropping into a sub or counter culture that fails to contribute to the local economy. A hand up is a better long term investment than either a hand out or an oppositional posture toward those temporarily in trouble.
How do you like my essay "Is greed good for the U.S. economy"?
Greed is good for the US economy. The reason being is that more companies have been able to gain money through greed. It encourages innovation and allows anyone that is willing to work hard and invest in themselves through education can succeed. It is the only system where people can rise from poverty to become wealthy. In socialist societies the become two classes. There is minimal opportunity to work from one class to another. Here in us for example when you look at the fortune 500 many of the companies are less than 30 years old. We have Microsoft, Apple, and the Enterprises, etc. that were able to come from nowhere and grow quickly. With these new companies comes new jobs, opportunity, and economic growth in addition to efficiencies across the board making all of our companies more competitive. If there were no greed, this would not be possible. When you look into the past, we were able to do a lot with greed. We made it to the moon. We have the most technoligible phones around including the iPhone X. Steve Jobs made this company that made the iPhones by using greed to get this money. When you look into the future, Amazon is becoming even more significant than Wal*mart, because it is more convenient to humans and also Amazon is using greed to get more money than Wal*mart. Mars One is also planning a trip to Mars in the future using greed. This is all done by using greed.
Why does going to war help the US economy?
No. It doesn't help. It used to be thought that way until Keynes showed that any massive increase in government expenses could stimulate an economy in depression. The War itself had a negative effect, but the increase in spending that accompanied that acted against the depression. However, in non-deflationary periods (such as during Vietnam war), wars substantially worsened both inflation and GDP growth.1. Wars boost inflationVietnam and the World Wars substantially pushed up the prices. Afghanistan/Iraq war did that too, until the 2008 recession overcompensated for that.2. Wars Shatter Market returnsFirst, here are the DJIA (US Stock market) returns per decade along with the major wars that decade. Decade is a good unit to see trends and patterns. You can see clearly what happens to the market in the decades of the war.1900s +50.69% Peacetime1910s +8.26% WW-I1920s +131.73% Peacetime1930s -39.64% Depression and start of WW-II1940s +33.69% World War II1950s +238.80% Peacetime from 19531960s +17.81% Vietnam war (most of the decade)1970s +4.80% Vietnam war (until 1975) and Middleast wars1980s +228.25% Peacetime1990s +317.59% Peacetime (but for 1991-92)2000s -8.34% Afghanistan/Iraq warsSome of the best periods for the stock market were 1954-59, 1993-99 were the peacetimes. 3. Wars push the Government into DebtHere is US debt during war times. See the debt spiking substantially during each war and the decades it takes to stabilize the debt. Wars push down the markets and push up the debt. The spike of debt gives a temporary high that feels like GDP growth. World War II got US out of Great Depression, but the same could have been done by any major increase in government expenses. Here is what the Nobel winning Joseph Stiglitz concludes on this:World War II is widely thought to have helped lift the global economy out of the Great Depression. But, at least since Keynes, we know how to stimulate the economy more effectivelyAmerica’s War-Torn Economy by Joseph E. StiglitzPage on thereformedbroker.com
What do you think about my persuasive essay about the economy?
In my opinion, the top 2008 news story for me, should be A Slumping Economy. I think that this should be one of the top news story because the Economy is something the country must take-into hand and fix the main problem. According to the 2009 Junior Scholastic “Last spring 700,000 people lost their homes to foreclosure.” This could be a big problem in the USA. Parents, have to tell their kids that its time to leave home. The United States Of America is already one of the most hated country in the world,now part of our reputation is taking homes away from the people of our country. We’re taking homes away from thousands of people, this issue MUST be fixed with haste and accuracy. Eventually, I started some research on what is foreclosure and what is the problem or how it can be fixed. An example of what happens when a house is foreclosed is that this may happen. “Because the banks want the houses to be ready for sale as soon as possible, John Plocher's company does what he calls "trash outs"-where they basically throw everything out” according to PBS.Org. Soon, I began to think that, what to the people who do this feel.Sad, sorry,or nothing? With some quick research I found one comment about foreclosure that really means something. That it matters. "I have pick up their children's toys. I mean, I pick up dolls and I wonder, I wonder if this was a little girl's best friend. I wonder what this was to somebody else. And now it's going in the dumpster." - Foreclosed home cleaner” Now, what do you think about foreclosure?I say,the Economy needs to be fixed so people should have their home.The county should fix this issue, for people losing their homes, and having a much happier country. What would you feel if your house said, For Sale.?
How can economic nationalism help our economy?
The motive is to rule the damned world. The method is to put the economy into the toilet, while simultaneously creating an inextinguishable amount of debt. NAFTA is doing a wonderful job of it. Killing millions of American jobs and creating billions in trade deficits, meanwhile the fat cats are still getting richer and richer. They are essentially spreading the wealth of America out into our North American neighbors while they centralize any actual wealth into a few private hands. Eventually the U.S. and Canada are in the same or worse shape than Mexico is now. All united in our poverty we will gladly except the hand of a the government as we accept a super state North America Union like the E.U. There are a lot of international banks involved, and those banks already own enormous amounts of land throughout the world. They are also owed all the debt. E.U.+ NAU + Asian Union + African Union = the ultimate One World Government. No this isn't a joke this is basically the plan. Have a nice day lol. I won't even go into the mystery religions that are involved in this, and what their expectations are.