Under the capitalist economy in the United States, the means of production is largely privately owned. The private owners operate factories, mines, transport, banks, and the resources or raw materials...
Introduction Mergers often happen in the developing world, with various pros to the agreements. However, mergers tend to limit competition and can allow a market to freely up their prices to wha...
Financial Performance of an Organization
Return on Investment is a metric that helps in assessing the performance and returns according to the cost of funds injected into a project (Rand and Tankel, 2015, p.150). According to Petria, Capraru...
Global economic equality is slowly gaining leverage as an essential in international trade. Ideally, global trade is often promoted in various parts of the globe owing to the benefits that economies e...
The economy of Greece has recently seen forced change from economic instability arising from a lack of economic growth, high unemployment, and bad sovereign debt. The articles reviewed for this paper...
How Economic Standing In Today’s Society Exploits Social Classes
Essentially, the economic standing of individuals in today’s society labels the individuals in specific classes as well as exploits social classes through popular culture via social media outlets. T...
With capitalism providing one of the best market systems adopted by many countries around the world, its promotion of economic social and political development and progress can be identified as benefi...
Summary of Kotter’s Our Iceberg is Melting
John Kotter’s Our Iceberg is Melting is a text that uses the parable of a community of penguins on an iceberg to present effective steps when a company is considering making a change. The text provi...
The Importance of Economic Growth
Economic growth is one of those things that may seem, to the layman, rather confusing. By this I mean that it doesn’t seem that economic growth is particularly important, or at least it doesn’t se...
The Origins of the Financial Crisis: Crash Course
The article “Crash Course: The Origins of the Financial Crisis” published September 7, 2013 in The Economist describes the events that led to the Great Financial Crisis of 2007 and the resulting y...