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Papers On Economics And Economic Theory
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Adam Smith's Theory of Value
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7 pages in length. This research
paper delves into the conflict of Adam Smith's Theory of Value.
When Adam Smith set forth his own Theory of Value it was vastly
different from the idealistic view of his forebears. The term
"value", in Smith's theory, corresponds largely to what is
usually termed "use-value" - the value-in-use of some good.
Within this paper we find that this treatment as well does not
always advance a theory that is in all ways sound. Bibliography
lists 12 sources.
Filename: JGAvalue.wps
Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations”
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A 4 page paper which provides a summary of this landmark economic treatise. No additional sources are used.
Filename: TGaswealth.rtf
Adapting the Solow-Swan Model
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This 20 page paper examines the Solow-Swan Model, also known as the Neo-classical growth model. The model is examined and assessed, compared with the Harrod-Domar model with the aim of considering how the model could be adapted. Using the literature existing adaptations are discussed and the potential of a multiple stable steady states model. The bibliography cites 20 sources.
Filename: TEsolowswan.rtf
African Americans, Economic Empowerment, and Comparisons with White Americans
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This 9 page report discusses the economic status and financial condition of African Americans and how those factors compare with those of white Americans. Issues related to economic empowerment, the differences between economic progress, and other problems related to economic inequities are presented. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: BWempowr1.rtf
Airline Industry Model: Tight Oligopoly
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A 5 page paper discussing the industry structure that emerges as mergers and acquisitions continue to occur within the airline industry. It is not the old airlines that consistently gain highest ratings in customer satisfaction, safety, efficiency and performance, but rather Southwest - the only one that refused to operate in the same manner as the older, more established airlines. The anti-competitive bent to which major airlines cling ultimately is bad for them as well as for consumers. Whereas a loose oligopoly may be beneficial in the airline industry, one that is as highly concentrated as that which exists now is not. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: KSairOligo.rtf
Alan Greenspan's Significance to Society
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This 6 page paper takes a look at Alan Greenspan's policies and his role as chairman of the Federal Reserve. Why this man is applauded is evaluated. Economic theory and his policies are discussed. Relevant biographical information is included. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: SA237Al.rtf
Alexander Hamilton's Influence on Economics in the United States:
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This 7 page paper discusses the life of Alexander Hamilton and the impact he had on economics in this country. This paper examines his contributions to economic policy and their lasting effects. Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: GSHamilt.rtf
Altering Monetary Policy
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A 5 page paper discussing a given set of hypothetical economic conditions, analyzing the conditions individually and in the presence of other, related indicators. The Federal Reserve’s action should be to reduce interest rates to encourage business expansion and consumer spending. As spending increases, GDP growth rate will increase as well, as will demand for consumer goods and services. Businesses will need to produce more of each, and likely will need to hire additional workers. If these have been out of the labor force for some time they will increase personal spending too, contributing to greater growth of GDP. Regardless of where interest rates are, the government needs to control its own spending. Bibliography lists 3 source.
Filename: KSeconMonPol.rtf
Alternatives to the GDP as the Measurement of Development
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This
5 page report discusses the fact that the gross domestic product
(GDP) is not one of the more complicated of the many contemporary
economic indicators. It is simply a measure of the total
production and consumption of goods and services in any economy.
Such simplicity is both its strength and its weakness in
measuring development in an economy. Because of its
straight-forward nature, it is generally used as one of the most
accurate descriptors of a nation’s economic health. However, it
does not necessarily provide the most in-depth or focused
information. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: BWgdpcap.wps
