Essays on Economic Issues

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Political, Social and Economic Problem in Tunisia

3 pages / 1343 words

Tunisia is a beautiful country with easy lifestyles, where one can find a lot of foreigners with a lot of natural resources. The people of Tunisia might be poor, but they welcome the people from foreign country with the full heart. The country has some...

Economic Problem

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Analysis of Bernie Sanders’ Speech on The Well-being and Financial Issues of The Us Population

2 pages / 869 words

Bernie Sanders: The Power and Value of Americans On May 26, 2015, Bernie Sanders, one of the runner ups for presidential candidacy, holds his “kickoff” event in his hometown Burlington,Vermont. On that day, Sanders discusses the overall being of the American people and the economic...

Bernie Sanders Economic Problem

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Turkey's Economic Development and Challenges: a Comprehensive Analysis

2 pages / 1128 words

Introduction The economy, in its broadest sense, constitutes a critical component of a nation’s social fabric, encompassing the production, distribution, exchange, and utilization of goods and services by various economic agents. These economic agents can range from individuals and businesses to organizations and governments. Economic...

Economic Development Economic Problem

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The Growth of Economics in Africa

2 pages / 864 words

Introduction The African country that will form the basis of this paper is Kenya. Kenya is a major regional player in east Africa commanding a significantly higher gross domestic product than any other country in east Africa. Despite a steady growth in the country’s economy,...

Economic Growth Economic Problem

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How Foreign Aid Affects The Economy of Underdeveloped Countries

1 page / 490 words

The issue of foreign aid on underdeveloped countries and the effect that it has on their economy, as well as the economy of the giving countries has been of great controversy. The reason for this controversy is the fact that while some might argue that...

Economic Problem Foreign Aid

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The Wealth Gap: Analyzing The Growing Gulf Between Rich and Poor

1 page / 606 words

Growing Gulf Between Rich and the Rest of Us Although race and gender have always been hot topics in this country, causing various protests and debates, lately a new issue has been rising in the ranks: Social Class. Many people think social class is a...

Income Wealth Gap

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How The Irs Income Tax Data Fails as a Method for Measuring Income Inequality and Poverty

2 pages / 710 words

Introduction The use of IRS income tax data for measuring income inequality or poverty is fundamentally flawed as IRS income tax data is designed to assist in collecting revenue and not for compiling demographic data. Tax data mostly disregards the role of age and cost...

Income Inequality Income Tax

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The EU Regional Policy

6 pages / 2565 words

Introduction The EU regional policy is a critical instrument of financial solidarity and an extremely powerful force for economic cohesion and integrity. Through establishment of solidarity, tangible benefits are brought to citizens in regions that are not well-off. Cohesion underlies the crucial principle that everyone...

Income Wealth Gap

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The Wealth Gap Between Beverly Hills and Radford and a Demographic Study of Blacksburg and Virginia

1 page / 655 words

When looking into my hometown of Blacksburg, Virginia (24060), there were not any demographics that really surprised me. There were a lot of different demographics but for the most part they revolve around the university that is in that town. The population shows the university...

Income Wealth Gap Virginia

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Income Equality and The Wealth Gap in America

1 page / 657 words

The income wealth gap has been at a steady increase since the founding of our nation. Another foundation that has prevailed form the fledgling years of our country has been the anti-wealth, “communist” idea of equality. In fact many of the founding fathers agreed with...

Income Wealth Gap

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The Oil Crisis and Its Impact

3 pages / 1330 words

Oil is the major source of energy worldwide and it is expected to remain so over the next few decades. As the technology is changing our environment nowadays, oil has done it in the 20s and 30s. Ever since, then crude oil has become the...

Oil Crisis

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Analysis of Health Expenditure of India

1 page / 486 words

In order to address the persistence of inequities in health and access to health services in India, we identify four key areas that require urgent attention and actions. Most of the equity enhancing programmes are centrally sponsored, time bound and vertical interventions. They are sponsored...

Economic Inequality Health Care Policy India

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Social Policy Problems and Income Inequality

3 pages / 1551 words

This comparative politics literature review aims to further understand the relationship between social policy programs and income inequality, in particular, looking at whether or not income inequality is a choice or not. According to our textbook, Ch. 35 focuses heavily on the discussion of welfare...

Comparative Analysis Income Inequality

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The Essential Asset of The Underdevelopment Country

1 page / 539 words

An essential asset of an underdevelopment country includes of small and tiny production organization run based on informal, self-employment. Informal employment is a widespread feature of today’s global economy. On average, informal employers have lower earnings and face higher risks than formal workers. Policies should...

Economic Development Economic Problem

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A Response to The Article "Raising Minimum Wage, Destroying Jobs" by Steve Chapman

2 pages / 997 words

The article titled, “Raising minimum wage, destroying jobs,” talked about the effects raising the minimum wage would have on the economy. It hypothesized it may decrease the number of jobs rather than increase them. The main point in the article stated, raising the minimum wage...

Minimum Wage

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Minimum Wages and Its Negative Effects on Adolescent Fertility

2 pages / 1040 words

This article is quite different from the others. It discovers a whole new downfall to these wages. Prior to this reading, I never would have imagined these two topics could correlate in the slightest. However, my eyes were opened after concluding this article. Bullinger’s research...

Minimum Wage

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A Review on Conservative and Liberal Views on Minimum Wage Laws

6 pages / 2749 words

Understanding Conservative and Liberal Views on Minimum Wage Laws There are many contradicting reports on whether or not minimum wage hikes can have harmful effects on the economy such as an increase in unemployment. By selectively citing data is very easy to convince someone that...

Minimum Wage

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The Benefits of Increased Minimum Wage for Companies and Employees

3 pages / 1524 words

With the minimum wage inevitably rising, we should not be afraid of the externalities of this change. There are many great things that come with the increase of the minimum wage. According the CEO and Co-Founder of ClearCompany, Andre Lavoie, there are three reasons why...

Minimum Wage

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The Impacts of Minimum Wage on Jobs, Families, Business, and Economic Growth

2 pages / 930 words

The Minimum wage has been a topic that has shaped our Ideas in political, social, and economic issues in our society. The constant debate that has everyone wondering, is should the minimum wage be raised or kept the same. To decide whether the minimum wage...

Minimum Wage