• International Trade and Its Barriers

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    First we will discuss the concept of trading. The trading concept is centered on the simple activity of the exchange of good or services or both. These exchanges may be the ones that simply take place between two parties within the country or between two different countries.Read more…
  • Should Government Prevent House Price Crashes?

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    House prices in the UK have been rising at phenomenal rates. However many economist predict in the future house prices could fall. If this were to occur what would be the economic implications and should the government do anything about it?Read more…
  • The Effect of the Recent Rise in Interest Rates on the UK Economy

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    The Bank of England recently announced a rise in interest rates of just 0.25% but hinted that interest rates may rise as high as 6%. These rates are low compared with the early 1990s when within the ERM interest rates reached a peak of 15%.Read more…
  • The Good Economy

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    Our President has assured us we are in a good economy that his tax cuts are working, unemployment is down to 4.4% that President Bushes action created 92,00 new jobs in October. Wow 92,000 new jobs in an economy that requires 150,000 a month just to stay even, because you see high school graduates aren’t unemployed and college graduates aren’t unemployed, you must first have a job before you can be unemployed.Read more…
  • Industrialization and Economic Growth

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    The rapid development of Japanese economy after the World War II that continued until 1990s, is often regarded as the Japanese “economic miracle”. Indeed, this country managed to change its position from the weak developing countries to second most important industrial and exporting giant after the USA. A lot of scientists even argued that Japan will soon become the world’s most powerful industry; but the lasting recession of Japanese economy which started in 1990s, now denies these doubts.Read more…
  • India-Srilanka Free Trade Agreement(FTA): The Success and Road Ahead

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    The Free Trade Agreement between India and Srilanka came into full existence from 1st March 2000.This FTA basically deals with the modalities of the Duty Free Import of the Goods manufactured in Srilanka. Which exempt specified goods imported under Indo-Srilanka Free Trade Agreement from the Import Duty up to 100%.Read more…
  • India Emerging As A Global Healthcare Destination

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    Health is vital for ethical, artistic, material and spiritual development of man. It is very certain that of all the gains, the gains of health are the highest and the best. Traveling abroad for treatment has been an age-old practice.Read more…
  • The Real State of the Economy - Good or Bad?

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    There is something about the US Economy at the moment that I for one don’t get. Now it may be that being a brit, I am a little slow on the uptake; this has been known to happen every now and then but at the moment I cannot fathom several things out.Firstly, the UK economy, despite the Chancellors proud claims, is not in exactly the best of shapes but in the US, the Government is technically, if not practically bankrupt.Read more…
  • Indian Retailers Accelerate Evolving Pace

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    Retail industry in India is gradually edging its way towards becoming the next boom industry with contributing more than 10% to Country’s GDP and around 8% employment. Several Indian and global players are developing strategies to enter such a fast paced and growing market. Also the whole retail industry is taking new shape, the traditional market giving way for the more organized market in the form of departmental stores, hypermarkets, supermarkets and specialty stores.Read more…
  • Barcelona economy

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    Barcelona has a highly diversified economic structure. Find out the facts which lead to the growth of Barcelona economy.Read more…
  • The Biggest Banking Mergers & Acquisitions in Turkey

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    Turkey is making some economic reforms in order to become part of the European Union. As a result, the Turkish banking industry has seen many changes. Read more…
  • The 10 Movers and Shakers in Turkey's Banking Sector

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    In Turkey there are many sectors active and dynamic and the banking sector is one of them. The dynamism of the banking sector is a result of the lifting of certain restrictionsRead more…
  • The success of Africa's exports

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    While Africa faces tremendous challenges on the road to integration into the world trading system, many African export sectors have actually outperformed world market growth. Read more…
  • Investors Moving Money to European Banks Fearing U.S. Economy and Major Bank Failures

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    "Many investors are placing part of their hard-earned money out of harms way into foreign banks that do not have exposure to the U.S. sub-prime mortgage crises," says Kevin Wessell, CEO of Offshore Company. Mr. Wessell is also the author of "Build Your Financial Castle" and a nationally renowned asset protection seminar speaker.Read more…

Most Recent Articles in Economics category

  • Investors Moving Money to European Banks Fearing U.S. Economy and Major Bank Failures - By: Brett Schoneman
    "Many investors are placing part of their hard-earned money out of harms way into foreign banks that do not have exposure to the U.S. sub-prime mortgage crises," says Kevin Wessell, CEO of Offshore Company. Mr. Wessell is also the author of "Build Your Financial Castle" and a nationally renowned asset protection seminar speaker.
  • The success of Africa's exports - By: Paul McIndoe
    While Africa faces tremendous challenges on the road to integration into the world trading system, many African export sectors have actually outperformed world market growth.
  • The 10 Movers and Shakers in Turkey's Banking Sector - By: James Kara Murat
    In Turkey there are many sectors active and dynamic and the banking sector is one of them. The dynamism of the banking sector is a result of the lifting of certain restrictions
  • The Biggest Banking Mergers & Acquisitions in Turkey - By: James Kara Murat
    Turkey is making some economic reforms in order to become part of the European Union. As a result, the Turkish banking industry has seen many changes.
  • Barcelona economy - By: Kirsty Connell
    Barcelona has a highly diversified economic structure. Find out the facts which lead to the growth of Barcelona economy.
  • Indian Retailers Accelerate Evolving Pace - By: Gaurav Doshi
    Retail industry in India is gradually edging its way towards becoming the next boom industry with contributing more than 10% to Country’s GDP and around 8% employment. Several Indian and global players are developing strategies to enter such a fast paced and growing market. Also the whole retail industry is taking new shape, the traditional market giving way for the more organized market in the form of departmental stores, hypermarkets, supermarkets and specialty stores.
  • The Real State of the Economy - Good or Bad? - By: Stephen Morgan
    There is something about the US Economy at the moment that I for one don’t get. Now it may be that being a brit, I am a little slow on the uptake; this has been known to happen every now and then but at the moment I cannot fathom several things out.Firstly, the UK economy, despite the Chancellors proud claims, is not in exactly the best of shapes but in the US, the Government is technically, if not practically bankrupt.
  • India Emerging As A Global Healthcare Destination - By: Christine Macguire
    Health is vital for ethical, artistic, material and spiritual development of man. It is very certain that of all the gains, the gains of health are the highest and the best. Traveling abroad for treatment has been an age-old practice.
  • India-Srilanka Free Trade Agreement(FTA): The Success and Road Ahead - By: Dr Suvrokamal Dutta
    The Free Trade Agreement between India and Srilanka came into full existence from 1st March 2000.This FTA basically deals with the modalities of the Duty Free Import of the Goods manufactured in Srilanka. Which exempt specified goods imported under Indo-Srilanka Free Trade Agreement from the Import Duty up to 100%.
  • Industrialization and Economic Growth - By: Aaron Schwartz
    The rapid development of Japanese economy after the World War II that continued until 1990s, is often regarded as the Japanese “economic miracle”. Indeed, this country managed to change its position from the weak developing countries to second most important industrial and exporting giant after the USA. A lot of scientists even argued that Japan will soon become the world’s most powerful industry; but the lasting recession of Japanese economy which started in 1990s, now denies these doubts.