The mystery of economic growth

Encouraging economic growth is an article of faith for economists worldwide, but understanding the underpinnings of growth-why it occurs and how to foster it-is more than a subject for academics.

The Saga of the chrysler sale to cerberus capital management

The research presents a chronological snap-shot of events leading to Cerberus Capital Management’s purchase of the Chrysler Corporation. It details the circumstances surrounding the purchase; explaining how Cerberus’ $7.4 billion purchase equaled $650 million to Daimler. It further identifies the Daimler-Chrysler and Cerberus hope and plan to restore Chrysler back to its standing as the third largest automotive company in the United State. In addition, it provides and extensive examination of the out-come and a bird’s eye view of the next steps for the Chrysler Corporation.

Trade Deficit and Consumption

Globalization, the increasing integration of economics, communication, and culture across national boundaries, has been a direct cause of the United States’ increasing trade deficit.

Transportation Economics System

Transportation economics is a subdivision of economics where allocation of resources within the transportation sector is administered and it is believed to have strong linkages with civil engineering.

Workweek hours

In 1840, the average workweek was estimated at 69 hours in England, 78 hours in France and the United States, and 83 hours in Germany.

Free International Trade

Free International trade is referred as a mechanism where goods and services can be traded freely among different countries and economies without artificial restrictions being created by the government.

Fdi in sub-saharan africa and mauritius

From the time when globalisation has become an essential element of many company strategies in recent times, further and further transnational companies are exploiting new emerging markets for comprehensive economies of scale since the 21st Century.

Import spending.

One factor causing rise in import spending is the rise in domestic prices, in which case consumers tend to substitute locally produced goods for foreign products.

Federal Reserve Bank

The concept of a central bank was designed to stabilize the faltering American economy in the early 20th century. Economics is very much a ‘social science’ that deals with people’s reaction…