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The economic growth of a country is extremely crucial for its overall development. Most countries often gear their policies to achieve this target with the hope that such growth would bring their citizens out of poverty. However, growth need not necessarily be the sole objective of economic policy since economic growth can be lopsided and uneven, thus depriving large sections of the population of the benefits of growth. Therefore, most economic policy makers also take into account factors such as income distribution and poverty. However, there are varied debates over the method of measuring poverty as well since every Continue reading...

Introduction

Many factors contribute to the growth or development in urban communities. Some of these factors include an increase in population. One of the reasons why communities shift from rural to urban is due to the population (Liu, 2008). When many people live, migrate or relocate to a community, business organizations view this as an opportunity to expand their consumer base. “Airports not only encourage visitors to the local region, but also enable local residents to holiday abroad” (Graham, 2013, p. 278). Consequently, private companies build businesses in these communities to take advantage of the existing market. Local governments, on Continue reading...

Tourism development in Singapore and Malaysia

In the modern times two forces have become very important in determining the growth and prosperity of nations. One is capitalism and the other is globalization. Globalization has opened up channels and markets between nations where previously strict barriers existed. Goods have found new markets and can be shipped anywhere in the world. Capitalism on the other hand provides an environment of competition where the economic growth of nations is dependent on the ideal utilization of resources, having access to the most economical markets and selling their own goods in the most profitable markets. This environment of competitiveness, greater Continue reading...

Introduction

The balanced growth model focuses on prioritizing equality the economy. The capital mobilization and investment is equally distributed to all the sectors (JDSTH, 2011). The balanced model aims at creating simultaneous balanced growth of the various sectors in the economy. The balanced growth model was proposed by Roseitein Rodan and Ragnor Nurkse (JDSTH, 2011). The unbalanced growth model uses a different approach that focuses first on the strategic sectors. The other sectors develop later through the linkages effect. The unbalanced growth model is used mostly by the underdeveloped countries. The unbalanced growth model was proposed by Hirschman, Fleming, Singer, Continue reading...

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Information about the Country (Turkey)

Turkey is strategically located at the crossroads of Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Nowadays, Turkey has a fast strong, growing and sound economy. At the same time, Turkey still has many issues that need attention. The account deficit is large, inflation is still significant, competitiveness is an issue, corruption, and what is most problematic, unemployment is rather high, namely in the south east and east, and among those first entering the labor market and women. The current growing fears about limits to free press and semi autocratic leadership are also a matter of concern. Continue reading...

One of the causes of World War II that was unleashed by the German Nazis was their belief that the population multiplies too quickly. The leaders of the Third Reich were seriously worried that because of the population explosion Germans fall into poverty, unable to feed themselves, starve and die, so the planned invasion of the East - to the fertile land. As we remember their struggle for resources has caused the colossal carnage and destruction of dozens of countries. Thus, the problem of the growth of the world population and the overpopulation of Earth is one of the Continue reading...

The U.S. Economy from 2004 to 2014

Introduction
The American Economy has faced economic crises from 2004 to 2014. The great recession started in 2008 was the biggest challenge for the American Economy. The American Economy has been based on innovation and consumption. The economy policy implemented in the U.S. was leading people to make higher incomes and spend more inside the country. Spending culture has created a habit of the Americans. Making high income and spending more and more has been accepted as a prestigious behavior among the citizens.
However, the American Economy has faced crises stemming from Continue reading...

Introduction

The paper discusses the features of economic development of China. Economic changes in China cause a significant and growing interest in the world. Interest in this country is not accidental. China, being one of the oldest countries in the world, the first time in its long history has achieved impressive success in the real economy. Since the founding of the PRC its position in the world economy has changed dramatically. It has evolved from a backward industrial-agrarian country, has set a goal to achieve in the first half of the twenty-first century, a high level of development and become Continue reading...

Psychology

Introduction
The human body is an intricately interlinked organism. Every system of the body has a role to play in the well being of the other. The most prevalent disease of the modern age is cancer, and there has been considerable effort to determine the causes of cancer. Substantial research in this regard point to stress being one of the leading causes of cancer.

The Impact of Stress on Cancer

Cancer, medically called ‘tumorigenesis’ (Thaker, Lutgendorf, & Sood, 2007, p.430) occurs when cells in the body orient themselves for malignant growth. Such cells show ‘self-sufficiency in growth signals’, are ‘insensitive to anti-growth signals’ and have ‘limitless Continue reading...

The future of the restaurant business in Texas is lush, especially in Austin. The National Restaurant Association 2015 Restaurant Industry Forecast and Trends report projects that the restaurant business in Texas will experience a growth of 4.8 percent in 2015 to attain sales revenue of $44.5 billion. What is more is that the restaurant industry is expected to employ over 1.2 million workers in 2016, with an additional workforce of 260,700 in a period of ten years. Even though the additional jobs created in the economy are in the professional and business services, the restaurant industry is proving Continue reading...

Background information

The globalization process of the world started a long time ago, and the real history of this process cannot be traced. In some academic articles, the beginning of globalization is marked by the introduction of voyage that made easy for the European nation to get access to the developing countries like Africa and other Middle East Nation. The actual definition of the term globalization thus remains an area of academic debate among many scholars. For the purpose of this research work, globalization would refers to the process of international integration that arise from the interchange of world news, products, Continue reading...

'The development of labor productivity and executive compensation on the backdrop of U.S. economy financialization'
Labor productivity is a key economic indicator, which is used to determine the effectiveness of employees’ work - the main productive force of industrial society. In an industrial society, increasing productivity serves as the principal means not only for economic growth, but also for improving the living standards of citizens. With the growth of labor productivity becomes an increase in wages and other income. Important feature of this process is a higher rate of productivity growth compared with the rate of increase in wages Continue reading...

12. What is the Current Price Index – is it rising or falling and what does this mean in terms of our inflation rate? Is there a risk of out of control inflation – why or why not?
A Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measure indicative of changes in the price level of a basket of consumer goods and services that are most commonly purchased by households. CPI is a statistical estimate constructed on the basis of the price of some sample representative items at a particular point in time, and based on that price, all the other prices changes Continue reading...

Introduction

Nike, Inc. (and its subsidiaries) is easily one of the largest companies involved in designing, manufacturing, distributing and marketing athletic apparel, footwear, sports equipment and accessories for multiple fitness and sports activities. With operations across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Nike has is headquartered in Oregon. Nike, which employs 48,000 people, posted upwards of $25,313 million and $3,254 in revenues and operating profits in the year 2013. In the United States alone, Nike has 171 Nike Factory stores, 72 Converse stores, 33 Nike-in-line stores, and 28 Hurley stores, served by five distribution Continue reading...

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The Federal Reserve acts as the guardian of the United States economy. It watches over the largest economy in the world. As a bank of the United States government, the Federal Reserve is authorized to regulate the financial institutions in the country. It dictates the monetary and economic policies, which have profound impacts on citizens around the country. Financial crises are essentially caused by the imprudent lending and borrowing hence it is the role of the Federal Reserve to ensure that the economy returns to normalcy. The present paper explores the role of the Federal Reserve in the economy Continue reading...

Introduction

PEST analysis is one of the analytical tools that are used in strategic management. The business environment that any business entity or an organization is influenced by a number of factors that determine whether the organization will achieve its maximum performance while utilizing limited resources. Some factors can be controlled by the management (internal) while others are beyond management control (external). Under PEST analysis, the external factors that are beyond organization management control are critically analyzed (Oxford University Press 31). Similarly, the same analysis can be conducted to analyze the market viability of a country, region or an emerging Continue reading...

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Malaysia and Egypt are two developing countries with different dynamics and characteristics. The majority of the population in both countries is Muslims. Egypt has a higher population Muslim people than Malaysia does. There are important differences between two countries those make an essential distinction between the economic development performances of the two countries.
Malaysia could create a more balanced political system and social system. There are many minorities living in Malaysia, and the Malaysian system could fit all the minorities into itself. Depending on this success, the political system in Malaysia is relatively more stabilized. A stable political environment Continue reading...

Introduction

Life-threatening illnesses such as cancer can plague family relations, community structure, and spiritual or religious beliefs; however these support groups can also positively affect the individual cancer patient. Upon being diagnoses, cancer patients commonly experience symptoms of fear, questioning “why me?”, a sense of helplessness and/or hopelessness, imminent possibility of death, challenges to core beliefs and/or assumptions, future uncertainty, changes in interpersonal dynamics and relationships, and of course, reactions to painful and invasive medical treatments (Lindop & Cannon, 2001; Denney, Aten, & Leavell, 2010). However, in the face of this adversity, there is also immense opportunity for personal growth and resultant Continue reading...

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The cyclical nature of the economy can be explained by either a change in aggregate demand at a constant value of the aggregate supply (aggregate expenditure growth leads to a rise and their reduction causes a recession); or any change in the aggregate supply at a constant value of aggregate demand (reduction of aggregate supply is the decline in the economy, its growth – recovery). Recession is predicted, expected process, an integral part of the development cycle. The concept of a recession is intended to accompany the logical-dip slump in the graph growth territory.
As one of the stages of Continue reading...

An Aspect of Administration in Childhood Settings

Almost each couple on the Earth dreams to have a child or even children. Unfortunately, most of them do not even suspect how hard is to treat a kid. Of course, maternity instinct helps a lot, but this is just on the earliest stages. But what young parents have to do then?
Early childhood is a stage or span between birth and adolescents; it includes infants, toddlerhood, and preschoolers. During this period parents experience several challenges that require attention, especially while looking after them (Ikegami & Seyram, 2014). The history of childhood comes from the biology and culture of their Continue reading...