Economics

The economy of a country defines the rate of development and growth based on sustainable and strategic plans such as production, trade, and distribution processes.

A conventional research process requires that the sample size would be reasonably large and sufficient to represent the whole research population. As such it would be im...

Saudi Arabia is one of the most economically competitive countries across the world. There is a rapid economic growth in the Middle East with Saudi Arabia being one of the best regions for business (Ali, 1985).

It's very common to assume that China and every other Asian country that shares their cultural heritage, resolve their conflicts through meditations rather than their appeals to politics.

According to Alsan and Bloom (2006), the economic performance and health performance of a nation are interlinked. For a start, wealthier countries have a healthy population.

This case study primarily focuses on the different methodological approaches used to collect data. The research would use both the qualitative and quantitative approach of collection and analyzing of data...

In the recent years, countries of the Global South countries have made significant strides towards economic prosperity. Some of the nations of this region already command considerable influence on global economic affairs.

The resource curse is one of the prominent ideas in current development discourse and policies. The theory states that countries with abundant mineral resources tend to create negative development outcomes...

An imperfect competitive market is a market structure that is imperfect in nature, that is, sellers sell dissimilar goods (McEachern 140). Types of imperfect markets include monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic and monopsony.

The debate concerning the stabilization of the wage level is dominant among developed nations to sustain the per capita growth. However, the strategies set forth may not favor the economic parties in the corporate sector...

International Institute for Management Development (IMD) defines the international competitiveness of a nation to be its ability to add value hence creating wealth through proper management of assets and processes...

With the UN planning to launch its sustainable development goals soon, it's imperative for the Rwandan government to start reflecting on how it can maximize economic growth and investment...

Macroeconomics deals with the effect of general decision-making on the capital markets. It looks at the various behaviors and performances that are likely to create a shi...

The proclamation, One man's terrorism is the other man's freedom fight, is becoming not merely a platitude but moreover the most difficult impediments in coping and dealing with terrorism.

Individuals do not own Wild salmon, and they can be classified as public goods such as any other products whose usage is not excludable. On the other hand, goldfish are owned by individual firms...

Social Security refers to a social welfare program where one participates in it as a public right. In the United States, both employers and employees are required to contribute into social security kitty through taxation.

Contractual relationships can be of different kinds. Two disputable examples of them are known as mirror image rule and at-will employment. What do they mean and how do they influence one's business?

The global economy is highly dynamic, having several factors that all play a role in shaping and influencing it. Europe is faced with an immigrant crisis; the United States on its part is busy tightening its monetary policies...

The main reason why government embroils in the market is to enact laws and regulations which govern the market transactions, contract formulation and provision of incentives that prevent either consumers or producers from exploitations.