Polish Stabilization : A 17 page research paper
examining
the stabilization policies of Poland since the fall of
communism in 1989. The measures that Poles imposed on
themselves were so severe that they were collectively
termed “shock therapy.” Inflation rates of nearly 600%
combined with an unemployment rate that peaked at nearly
15%, combined with the abrupt end of all the social support
programs available under communist rule made life in
Poland extremely difficult, yet the people remained
steadfast in their determination to “Return to Europe.”
Though they haven’t yet accomplished their full return,
they’re well on their way—observers expect them to gain
full membership into the European Community by the year
2000. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Poland.wps Italian
History & Economy : An 10 page research paper
investigating the history and economy of Italy. Reviews the
political climate as well as economic reforms made in the
last several years. Offers data on trade, GDP, and efforts
made towards the goal of becoming a founding-member of
the EMU. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Italy.wps
France / U.S. Investment Market : A 10 page
overview of
the French economy ala 1997-1998 and relationship to U.S.
investment. The writer explores the sociocultural, political
and economic trends in France, and ties this incidentally to
the potential for investment in chain hotels in France. The
writer concludes that because of the background provided,
that chain investment in France is not viable at this time.
Bibliography lists 20 sources. Francecn.doc
The Economic Development of Pacific Rim Countries :
An 8 page research paper describing the economic situation of
the Pacific Rim countries. The writer attempts to explore
the effects of war, environment, and politics on the
industrial development of these countries. Also covered is
the influence of China on industrialization and the role that
Western nations play in the ultimate success or failure of
these countries. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Pacificr.wps
U.S. Pacific Rim States’ Influence On The
Country’s Food
Supply : 10 pages in length. The United States Pacific Rim
region provides an incredible amount of food for the rest of
the country, as well as the rest of the world. Its inherent
diversity of products serves as its primary appeal, while it
climate, environment and culture play essential roles in
cultivating that diversity. All the way up and down the U.S.
Pacific Rim, one will find an incredible display of food that,
while it may be available from other parts of the world,
offers a far greater appeal over other suppliers. From
seafood to produce to wine, the writer discusses how the
U.S. Pacific Rim region is one of the most world’s best
purveyors of fine food. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Rimstate.wps
The American System vs The Chinese System : A 5
page
paper comparing and contrasting the two different systems
in American and Chinese society. China and the United
States are two of the largest countries in the world with an
enormous population to contend with. There are a few
similarities and a vast number of differences between the
two countries. Areas under examination include civil rights,
education, population control, government aid and funding,
and religion. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Uschin.wps
Democratic Countries of Pacific Asia and Political
Suppression: This 5 page paper considers why many of the
so-called democratic countries of Pacific Asia have resorted,
at times, to martial law and political suppression. This
paper also considers how this process is different from the
suppression in totalitarian states. Bibliography lists 6
sources. MHpacifi.wps
Chinese and Russian Economies & Politics : This
6 page
research paper examines the changes in China and Russia
since the ideological and political collapse of Communism.
Specifically considered are the present and the future of the
two countries, with the assertion that China is headed for
‘superpower’ status while Russia is in decline.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Chinruss.wps
The Impact of China’s Economic Reforms on State -
Society Relations : A 5 page paper which examines the
state-society changes which have occurred in China as a
result of the major reformation of economic policy begun by
Deng Xiaoping and which have continued after his death.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Statesoc.wps
Economic Impact of Industrial Pollution in Korea :
10 pages in length. The UN says that “trade has the potential to
contribute to the highest possible level of global sustainable
development, but only if social and environmental aspects
are considered along with economic benefits. Attention has
thus increasingly turned to the significant impacts of trade
on the environment.” Korea has the distinction of
combining environmental awareness with common sense
and an economic slant; Korea’s approach would seem to
represent the best of all worlds. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Koreaenv.wps
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