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20191 Defense
Budgets and Poverty: A Correlative Analysis
This eight-page undergraduate paper examines defense budgets
and poverty in the developing world. The author notes that in
spite of the fact that many economic experts have blamed the
sluggish development of Third World nations on armaments and
defense spending, much of the evidence seems to indicate that
such analyses are flawed, and are based more upon the ideological
predilections of the expert instead of the facts at hand. Objective
observers note that most developing countries have tiny military
establishments, generally because they lack the resources to
pay for weaponry.
Pages: 8
Bibliography: 10
source(s) listed
Filename: 20191
Defense and Poverty.doc
Price: US$39.60
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20247 Food
and Tobacco as Coincident Indicators
In an attempt to understand the economy and so ease the kinds
of cyclic ups and downs that can cause so much harm to both
businesses and individuals, economists have created a number
of different types of measures of the economy to help them wipe
the fog from their crystal balls. Three of the most important
classes of indicators are leading, lagging and coincidence indicators.
This paper examines the differences among these three types
of indicators and then assesses how the food and tobacco segment
of the economy may be classified according to this system of
indicators.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 3
source(s) listed
Filename: 20247
Food Coincident Indicator.doc
Price: US$19.80
17.
20254 The Sarbannes-Oxley
Act of 2002: An Analysis
This three-page undergraduate paper examines the Sarbannes-Oxley
Act of 2002. The author notes that it is the prevailing consensus
of most economic experts that the passage last year of the Sarbanes-Oxley
Act has been the most important congressional action affecting
the practice of public accounting, policies of corporate governance,
and financial disclosure procedures since strict securities
laws were passed by Congress in the nineteen-thirties at the
height of the Great Depression.
Pages: 3
Bibliography: 1
source(s) listed
Filename: 20254
Sarbannes Oxley Act.doc
Price: US$14.85
18.
20412 How to
Fix the U.S. Economy
This paper considers ways of fixing the U.S. economy, suggesting
that hwile the eocnomy seems to be improving, job cretion is
not and needs to improve if any benefits of a better economy
are to be realized by all Americans, analyzing how the lack
of job creation in the past has been a detriment and suggesting
how changing the emphasis now would allow for real improvement.
Pages: 7
Bibliography: 5
source(s) listed
Filename: 20412
Economy Jobs Creation.doc
Price: US$34.65
19.
20446 Economics
Final
This paper shall discuss several key macroeconomic issues. First
a policy package that could benefit recessionary or slow growth
economies will be discussed. Aspects of fiscal policy will also
be discussed and how they can affect the economy. The pros and
cons of fiscal policy will be touched upon. International policy
will also be discussed in regards to macroeconomics. And, finally,
a discussion will be had on the current economic problems the
United States faces, how they are dealing with them and if it
is adequate.
Pages: 6
Bibliography: 2
source(s) listed
Filename: 20446
Macroeconomics United States.doc
Price: US$29.70
20.
20560 Rational
Utility Maximiser
This paper considers the degree to whcih the concpet of the
rational utility maximizer characterizes the idea of rationality,
with the assumption being that human beings are maximize rationality
in the way they make choices, based on the assumption of rational
choice that the human being is guided primarily by self-interest,
thus assuming that man is an egoistic, rational utility maximizer.
Pages: 7
Bibliography: 4
source(s) listed
Filename: 20560
Rationality Choice Decisoin.doc
Price: US$34.65
21.
20629 Menu
Costs in New Keynesian Models
This paper is on the devlopment of New Keynesian models concerning
the meaning of menu costs, the importance of menu costs, and
epirical support for the concept, with menu costs referring
to changing prices, showing that prices do not adjust immediately
to clear markets because adjusting prices is costly, for in
order to change prices, a firm may need to send out a new catalog
to customers, distribute new price lists to its sales staff,
or, in the case of a restaurant, print new menus.
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