Category: Economic Development
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Essay on the Economic Development of Japan
Japan is a highly developed first world country and is currently (2019-2020) ranked the third largest economy in the world after China. Japan has gone through major economic success and challenges through the years but its ability to learn, adapt and combine the skills and knowledge acquired has enabled it to always hold and avoid.…
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Essay on the Role of Education in Economic Development with Reference to Pakistan
Zafar Iqbal and Ghulam Mustafa Zahid from the Pakistan Development Review worked on the Macroeconomic Determinants of Pakistan’s Economic Growth in 1998. The study explores the effect on Pakistan’s economic growth of some of the most significant microeconomic variables, such as education, physical growth and the budget deficit. A multiple regression method was used to…
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North America Vs Latin America: Economic Change and Comparative Development
North America and Latin America have always been two nations, which possessed fairly different characteristics. North America, the third-largest continent in the world, consisting of twenty-three countries, occupies the majority of the northwest hemisphere. Latin America, based in the southern part of the western hemisphere, consists of a group of countries and dependencies. Latin America…
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Evaluate of Georgia’s Application the ‘Shock Therapy’ Method for Economic Development
The case for free trade in Georgia has been a prolonged process ever since the fall of the Soviet Union. It geographically resides in the Caucasus region and has seen an increase in free-market economics in a bid to increase foreign investment and economic prosperity (Erikson, 2018). It has utilized this liberalization of economics after…
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Economic Development of Japan: An Essay
Poverty has no root cause. Success is the one that has. Heat is analogically a result of active processes; it has sources. But cold is not a result of such processes; it is just the absence of heat. Simply put, the great cold of economic stagnation is just the absence of economic development. Economic development…
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Assessing Texas Government in the Context of Maintaining the State’s Socio-Economic Balance: An Essay
Texas being the second largest state of the United States of America in terms of area and population was once considered as a mediocre, agricultural state after it was granted freedom from Mexico. Fortunes changed for Texas in the 20th century, and a massive increase was recorded in the economy of the state. Firstly, there…
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The Impact of the Syrian Conflict on the Country’s Development
The conflict within Syria, which started in 2011, has been going on for just over 10 years and has caused major impacts on the country as a whole and its future development. They have many short-term impacts but will also face many long-term impacts such as education and the long-term impact this will have on…
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Essay on Relationship between Economic Growth with Sustainable Development and Stock Markets
Bernard and Austin (2012) argue that traditional theorists believed that financial market in general has no correlation with economic growth, this proposition aroused studies on finding the effect of financial market on growth. Ample of studies have conducted on the traditionalists and established association between stock market and economic growth. In developing economy like Bangladesh…
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Essay on Influence of Geography on Economic Development in the Light of Modern Improvements in Transportation and Communication
Economic development is a process of promoting and creating a healthy economy. This process requires a change in the different aspects of society, such as living standards, health care, education, etc. Since there are several different domains of economic development, there are several factors that determine economic development. Some of the main factors are culture,…
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Did Germany Follow the Sonderweg or ‘Special Path’ of Development?
Historians such as Jurgen Kocka have argued that Germany followed a special path of development due to the absence of social and political modernization during economic development. This caused pre-industrial mentalities and structures to remain prominent within all aspects of society. Hence, he argues that this led to an inevitable crisis during the 1930s and…