Essays on Economics

Since the begging of the 15th-century exploration had been the focal point for many nations. China and Europe both set sail with the same overall goal: overseas expansion. Although China’s expansion ended just before Europe began, there were many similarities and differences between the two....

Travelers broadened their experiences and served as intercultural information and innovations distributors. Religious believers and tourists helped the people attend multicultural religious groups outside their own temple or church or mosques. Explorers and victors have brought individuals, but always counter to their will into the...

Farming The Vikings were more than just bloodthirsty killers, as they were doing a lot of activities. Like farming, exploring, technological inventions, social organisations and much more. Farming was a very important part of the Vikings era. A very large amount of the Vikings population...

Introduction The world we live in is full of instability and risk. Individuals, families, companies, property and assets are exposed to different types and levels of risk. These include risk of loss of life, health, assets and property, etc. While it is not always possible...

The first discourse of the crisis of modernity emerged in the nineteenth century, as a response to the growing social, political and financial issues arising from the Industrial and French Revolutions. The making of the Weimar Republic contributed to the original discourse, a clash between...

 An economy is a region of the assembly, distribution, and trade, similarly to the consumption of products and services by completely different agents. Understood in its broadest sense, ‘The economy is outlined as a social domain that emphasize the practices, discourses, and material expressions related...

Economic is the knowledge of how humans making choices in the face of scarcity. We are living in a world that resources are limited and the need of the people are unlimited, the economists are looking for an easy way to allotted sources by opportunity...

At the just ended World War II, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank were created by the U.S.A and British governments in 1944. They are twin intergovernmental institutions that are puissant in shaping the structure of the World’s development, financial arrangement and to...

International economic institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, The World Trade Organization and The World Health Organization make developing countries economically better off. International Institutions as such rule in which globalization and Institutions that would enforce rules regarding International trade and identify violators. Such...

Introduction For most entrepreneurs, access to credit is a major problem. The challenge is more pronounced in both emerging and developing economies where the stringent requirements by most lenders is a major deterrent. This problem saw the advent of new forms of creditors who place...

Venture capital is the business that provides capital, advice, networks, and support to the business and entrepreneurs who have high growth potential and who are trying. It has existed in various forms for centuries or longer. It funds from small startups to companies who want...

Ruth Ginsburg said “women belong in all places where decisions are being made. It shouldn’t be that women are the exception”. Females have always been seen as people who belong in the kitchen and taking care of the home and their family, yet it is...

Opportunity cost is the fee of something while a specific path of action is chosen. Opportunity fee is the fee of the next pleasant alternative foregone. If a person starts a brand new business by giving up his earnings of $30,000 according to month then...

Rwanda is one the poorest countries of the world: its HPI-1 is of the 44,5%. The causes of economic weakness are to be found in the distance from the sea, in the economic dependence on the export of tea and coffee and in the precarious...

Definition of International Monetary Fund (IMF) Strategy The International Monetary Fund (IMF), generally called as the Fund, is an overall connection with the headquartered in Washington, D.C, containing 189 nations endeavoring to develop overall cash related investment, secure budgetary quality, support all inclusive trade, advance...

The case for a more collaborative innovation ecosystem in Africa Venture capitalism has proven itself to be a window to the innovation economy, without which companies like Apple or Google wouldn’t be the global heavyweights they are today. Silicon Valley, once heralded as the most...

Every day we are faced with the obstacle of making choices that range from what delicious recipe to make to what career path would be the best for my future. Each choice that we make has an opportunity cost and either takes an economic toll...

Tax is only a piece of the accounting world that has a world of importance, and not just in the United States. Tax accounting is about as evenly important as all other factions of accounting, such as audit or consulting. Tax accounting is the most...

The western hemisphere, rich in valuable resources, was desired by every colonizing nation. It was an opportunity for nations to expand their economy in the untouched land. One such nation was Great Britain, an overwhelmingly rich, strong, and economically organized European nation, that took advantage...