1. What causes of poverty can u name? Lack of capital, physical capital(buildings, machines etc.), human capital and entrepreneurship 2. What causes of richness can u name? Over-population, poor nations-lack of natural resources, prosperity requires liberty 3. Name 2 kinds of economic planning Mandatory – setting quotas and mandatories for goods Indicative – encouraging production of some branch by subsides, grants and taxes 4. Name at least 3 economic systems Socialism (planned and collective)
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consequences of food inflation in Bangladesh. Whatever remains of the paper is composed as takes after: first area portrays the current circumstance of the food inflation in Bangladesh. Second segment clarify the trend of food inflation throughout the years in Bangladesh. In third segment I examine the reasons for the food inflation in Bangladesh. Fifth area clarifies the outcomes of food inflation and last segment is about policy recommendations and conclusions. Food inflation scenario in
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BASIC TRAINING ON TYRES TYPES: 1. Solid tyres e.g. Wheel barrow, forklifts 2. Pneumatic tyres – air is the load carrier i. Bias/ cross ply Passenger - 2 -6 nylon cord plies Vans – 6 -8 plies No of plies determines load capacity ii. Radial Components - rubber, fillers, steel, nylon, plasticizers, chemicals for vulcanization, antioxidants. TYRE TERMS 1) Tread - has unique characteristics ranging from wear resistance, cut resistance, heat resistance, low rolling resistance
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APT Extract 2 1. The graph for China is continuously positive therefore it is running a persistent surplus. The USA is running a persistent deficit as shown by the fact that the graph is continuously negative. 2. High levels of consumption and investment. A change in comparative advantage causing cheaper goods/services imported rather than domestically produced. Overvalued currency, causing consumers to buy cheaper imported goods. Structural weakness in the economy so loss of market share
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the impact of GST on different segments of the Malaysian households and on estimating total revenue raised taking into account leakage. however, the impact of implementing GST is wide range. 1) Inflation Using the executive Consumer Price Index (CPI) and ignoring secondary effects, inflation is expected to point up by an extra 3.86% upon the introduction of GST, ceteris
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Indonesia one of the world’s fastest growing large economies. But Indonesia faced the problem government in 2012 faces the ongoing challenge of improving Indonesia's insufficient infrastructure to remove impediments to economic growth, increase in inflation and lack of technology. First, the most problem that Indonesia facing is poor infrastructure. Despite the country's rapid economic growth over the past few years, Indonesia still needs to improve its infrastructure to assure a long-term and
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a discount rate. We have used the data from the Harris Seafood case to arrive at a FCF projection for both an inflation and a non-inflation scenario. The rest of the analysis will examine alternative NPV valuations and provide a recommendation to Mr. Harris as to whether or not Harris Seafood should make the investment in the shrimp processing plant. | FCR projection with 0% inflation | Free Cash Flow ($000) | 1980 | 1981 | 1982 | 1983 | 1984 | 1985 | 1986 | Revenues | $- | $26,125 | $57
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effects of inflation on products and measures the increase in prices from a year to year (Amadeo, 2014). Real GDP will be lower than nominal GDP because a price deflator is used (Amadeo, 2014). The price deflator is determined by comparing the current-dollar ratio of a series to the corresponding chained-dollar value, and multiplying it by 100 (U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis website, 2009). Additional factors that affect the GDP are the unemployment rate, the inflation rate,
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CASE 3: PAUL VOLCKER AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE: 1979-1982 1. What factors contributed to inflation during late 70s? One of the factors that contributed to inflation during the late 70s was a second oil shock. 1979 was supposed to be a moderate year on world oil markets, but the situation changed rapidly and spiraled out of control with Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) preannounce price increases to 14.5% over the year. In 1979, the Shah fell in the Iranian Revolution
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poverty, inflation etc. We have covered three major topics with reference to US economy, namely- • Inflation rate in U.S • Unemployment rate in US • Is the recession in U.S over? The inflation rate is essential indicator of the economy. It shows how fast the prices fluctuate in the economy. It is measured by CPI (Consumer price index). Healthy inflation rate is 2%, once the unstable effects of food, gas and oil prices are uncovered. The Unites States have reported the latest annual inflation rate
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