Matt holds a BA and MA certificate from Cambridge, and is an subject-matter expert in Business and Management. Matt also writes about subjects like Finance, Economics and Computing/ICT.
Energy and Oil is a strategic commodity and very valuable to everyday life. Millions around the world are affected if there is a significant change in the price of oil, especially if the prices increases. The price is affected by two factors, supply and demand….
What are determinants of the long-run growth and what are determinants of maintaining of long-run growth? How can be the growth of economy effected, by what factors?…
Throughout this essay, we’ll focus on how health is produced and how useful is current resource allocation to health care in light of that production process….
Dr. S.K. Burman set up Dabur in 1884 to produce and dispense Ayurvedic medicines reaching out to a wide mass of people who had no access to proper treatment. Dr. S.K. Burman’s commitment and ceaseless efforts resulted in the company growing from a fledgling medicine manufacturing in a small Calcutta house, to household name that at once evokes trust and reliability….
In the present world we live in, practically everything revolves around money. With the growth of world economies different types of financial services have emerged to help people deal with the management of their money and other resources. …
This essay will also provide a literature review in order to better understand the theories of money laundering and the roles and responsibilities of professional bodies…
The purpose of the course work is a critical evaluation of the effects of population growth on economic development in light of key issues that will help our understanding especially with the use of reviews of various literature and culminating in a possible conclusion….
A country is usually believed to be a social, political and economically stable nation if the agricultural sector is very stable. However, people in developing countries who are depend on agriculture for their living are always much poorer than those who work in other sectors of the economy….
Technology for economic development of any country is an important factor. All developed and under developed countries economy, agriculture, industry, transport, banking, health, education and improved technology in all sectors are trying to install….
In this chapter, I will review the existing researches about the interaction nexus between real estate market and macroeconomics while analyzing and summarizing the data structure and the methodologies used….
The role of the financial systems is to help match one person’s savings with another’s investment in the economy. The bond market is one of the most important financial markets in our economy. The bond is a certificate of indebtedness that specifies the obligations of the borrower to the holder of the bond. …
When marginal costs increase, it means that when a firm very large, the cost also rise at the same time and it the difficult of organisation increases because ,therefore, it is obvious that marginal costs would rise….
The Fisher equation reflects the relationships and differences between the real interest rate the nominal interest rate and the expected inflation rate. Nominal interest rates (i) are calculated in accordance with the commitment of monetary value without considering the inflation factor….
Today in the present world foreign currency is a key component or tool for different kinds of businesses, and many countries in the world did businesses in foreign currencies like in Dollars, Euros etc. on the other hand movement in the stock market index is a key indicator for the financial performance of a country….
Dependency theory was established in 1950s by Raul Prebisch. Prebisch and his friends developed it in an attempt to understand why some countries in the world remained underdeveloped. There was a concern that the richer nations were prospering while poverty heightened in the underdeveloped nations…
Since people are unaware of the population explosion and the environmental, social, and economic problems that result or increase(Busam, 1995), they will end up living in famine, pollution, unemployment, and poverty. …
The government may choose to intervene in the price mechanism largely on the grounds of wanting to change the allocation of resources and achieve what they perceive to be an improvement in economic and social welfare. …
This paper has examined the current situation facing Tanzania SMEs and how does they survive through innovation in this era of globalization. The paper also discussed challenge prevailing in growth and development of Tanzania SMEs, as late 70’s and early 80’s SMEs started to become more innovative and more flexible in term of reducing costs…
