How Does Wall Street Affect the US Economy? : A 5
page
paper discussing the need for restructuring of financial
market regulation and the effects that stock market activity
can have on the nation's economic well-being. Banks also
invest heavily in Wall Street, and market downturns
adversely affect banks' profitability; ability to make
commercial loans to businesses for expansion; and can even
result in depositors losing principal. Banks must be able to
operate in the "new age of investing" while still being
accountable to depositors and their own investors. Banks
currently are forced to operate in a new economic age under
regulations designed for the past. Those regulations need to
be restructured. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
KSWallSt.wps
Hirschman and Schumpeter / Capitalist Dynamics :
This 9 page research paper presents the essential features of
modern capitalist economics dynamics according to the
works of Albert Hirschman and Joseph Schumpeter. The
main economic ideas and theories of Hirschman and
Schumpeter are evaluated from the modern 20th Century
perspective. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Hirschma.wps The Invisible Hand : A 5 page paper discussing the book
The Invisible Hand: Economic Equilibrium in the History
of Science by Bruno Ingrao and Giorgio Israel. The book
deals with Leon Walras and Vilfredo Pareto and many other
theorists who have addressed issues of economics and
mathematics. The two authors bring with them their own
unique talents which lie in the fields of mathematics and
economics. These talents truly detail the particulars
involved very effectively. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Invihand.wps
Economic Value Of Human Life : This 17 page report
discusses the measurable value of life from a purely
economic, rather than sociological perspective. The
determinants of value, as well as the means by which
comparisons between cultures and individuals are made are
examined. Bibliography lists 17 sources. Lifevlau.wps
Jeffrey Madricks The End of Affluence / The
Causes and
Consequences of America's Economic Dilemma :
This 5 page report discusses the 1995 book written by
economic reporter and financial editor Jeffrey Madrick.
Bibliography lists one source. Jmadrick.wps
Campbell Soup Company & Basic Economic Principles :
This 10 page paper, which focuses on the Campbell Soup
Company, looks at a variety of basic economic principles.
The concepts illustrated are minimum wage, inflation,
recession and unemployment. Each are reviewed in relation
to the financial condition and business strategies employed
by Campbell itself. Free Appendix of the companys
financials included. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Campsoup.wps
Employment Opportunities on the Internet : A 5 page
paper
which discusses three separate jobs which appeared in a job
search on the Internet. the position requirements and other
useful pieces of information are illustrated, as well as the
writers reactions to the information discovered. This is
followed by a brief discussion of possible techniques to be
used in the writing of a resume for the particular positions.
Sources are attached. No Bibliography provided.
RAemploy.wps
Economics of Major League Baseball and Television:
This 5 page report discusses how television has affected
Major League Baseball and the economics of the relationship
between television and the game. Television has undeniably
changed the character and promotion of sports stars in all
games. While many television and sports analysts claim
that baseball and television are not a profitable mix, the fact
remains that television revenues for baseball broadcasts are
extremely significant. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
BWbase.rtf
Basic Questions in Macroeconomics : This 6 page paper
answers basic economic questions, one pertaining to a
hypothetical state and the implementation of
telecommunications. Another question involves the concept
of the free market economy and alternative solutions and the
final question pertains to Keynesian versus monetarist
theory. Bibliography lists 5 sources. SA18Econ.wps
A Letter to the President / Fear for the Future: A
7 page
paper discussing in the form of a letter the fear that because
we have no clue as to why the current and long period of
expansion has lasted so long or has taken the path that it has,
we also have no means either of recreating it should it end
or taking steps to ensure its continuation now. The
economy of the US currently is in the longest period of
economic expansion known. While growth has been
encouraging, it is troubling to know that even economists
making macroeconomic analysis their lifes work are unsure
just what has brought about this long period of growth
interrupted by only the mildest of bumps. Bibliography
lists 4 sources. KSecon.rtf
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