The purpose of this assignment is to understand the planning involved for selecting and recruiting expatriates. It can cost a company up to $400,000 for one expatriate who fails a foreign assignment. Selecting the right person to work and live in another country is critical to the success of the organization. IBM is planning on […]
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Article Analysis
Read the essay regarding two different articles and specify how it has to do with the macroeconomic theory and if this is productivity. If so, then is this the long run or short run model. Is it impacting the supply or demand? Also, what does increased productivity result in for the macro economy? I have […]
International Finance
As discussed in class, you will pick a developing country, or perhaps two for comparison, and see how their monetary policy policy, forex, and microprudential response to the pandemic matches up with the thoughts of the IMF. The paper topic is simply this: You know what the US and most developed countries have been doing […]
International Finance
As discussed in class, you will pick a developing country, or perhaps two for comparison, and see how their monetary policy policy, forex, and microprudential response to the pandemic matches up with the thoughts of the IMF. The paper topic is simply this: You know what the US and most developed countries have been doing […]
Economic Systems
we are supposed to choose 2 countries and choose different economic systems for each of them. for the first part we are supposed to create a research question and explain it. the research question must answer all of the questions i will ask in the presentation. for the second part, we are supposed to investigate. […]
India’s Economic Output
1) Use World bank, World trade organization, and Statista as sources to access databases to collect data on: A) India’s foreign direct investment(FDI), B) GDP per capita, C) GDP purchasing power parity (PPP; and global ranking of India based on this indicator), and D) GDP % share of global economy. […]
India’s Economic Output
1) Use World bank, World trade organization, and Statista as sources to access databases to collect data on: A) India’s foreign direct investment(FDI), B) GDP per capita, C) GDP purchasing power parity (PPP; and global ranking of India based on this indicator), and D) GDP % share of global economy. […]
final paper
The purpose of the final paper is for students to summarize their learning during the semester into a coherent answer to an economic topic of current relevance. The paper should ultimately demonstrate what you have learned about U.S. economic development and industrialization that is supportive in understanding our current economic processes. ADMINSTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONSPlease submit your […]
Endogenous Verses Exogenous Growth Theories
In neoclassical growth models, the sources of growth technological advancement is exogenous. Therefore, such models describe how an economy grows, but not why it grows. To overcome this shortcoming, several growth models have been developed to make growth endogenous. In contrast to neoclassical growth theory, endogenous growth theory argues that policy measures (such as subsidies […]
National Debt
Similar to many other economic downturns, during the Great Recession of 2007-2009, unemployment rose and aggregate income declined. In turn, it caused a major decline in tax collections. On the other hand, with the rise in unemployment, government spending on safety net programs rose. Therefore, to stabilize the national economy, the government appears to have […]