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Economy Stabilization with the Use of Fiscal Policy. Keynesianism and MonetarismIntroduction The most common theories of economic regulation are Keynesianism and Monetarism. Many economists investigate pros and cons of each theory. However, at the same time, some of them consider the idea that both theories are helpful in the federal… View more... |
FinanceThe world would not be able to survive and develop without organizations that constantly ‘fuel’ the world economy with new working places, money and progress. The financial area is the one that is helping the organizations to monitor their funds… View more... |
How BRIC(S) Nations Have Become Growth Markets for the World EconomyIntroduction More than 10 years ago, no one, including the initiator of the meeting of the BRICS leaders, did not suppose that an abbreviation proposed by Jim O'Neill would appear as something else than just new emerging countries. Nowadays, BRICS,… View more... |
The Effects of the Import-Substitution Industrialization and Neoliberalism Policies in Latin AmericaIntroduction Import-Substitution Industrialization is an economic theory employed mostly by developing nations. The primary goal of Import-Substitution Industrialization is to ensure that the given country reduces or even eliminates its reliance or dependence on the developed countries. To achieve this… View more... |
The Research in Macroeconomics1. Definition of the Business Cycle All socio-economic processes occur unevenly and are specified with unstable passing. Thus, changes, taking a place in the economy, result from economic fluctuations. Such fluctuations are called economic cycles that have phases and duration… View more... |
The Stock Market Crash of 1929In the past, the US had experienced similar collapses to the one of 1929, though on somewhat smaller scale (Samuelson). The paper will describe the crisis of 1929 and will try to explain why the stock market collapse escalated into… View more... |
The US Economy and Government: Right Questions and Wrong AnswersSince the beginning of the 2008 crisis, questions as to whether the U.S. government should shape the country's economic policies have become a matter of public concern. The United States, as the country committed to trade liberalism, free markets, and… View more... |
