Category: Economic Growth

  • Trade Openness and Economic Growths Relationship

    Table of Contents Introduction Research Question Methodology The Main Findings Contribution of the Research Conclusion Reference Introduction In the paper called The Relationship Between Trade Openness and Economic Growth: Some New Insights on the Openness Measurement Issue Hutchet-Bourdon, Le Mouël, and Vijil (2011) discover aspects of measuring trade openness and its impact on economic growth.…

  • Chinas Economic Growth and Manufacturing

    Table of Contents Introduction Article Summary: Chinas Growth and the Manufacturing Sector Managers Decisions Regarding Manufacturing Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The Chinese economy has been linked directly to the performance of its manufacturing industry for quite long. The connection between the economic growth of the state and its manufacturing sector is quite obvious; as the…

  • Dubais Economic Growth and Laziness of Poor

    The unprecedented growth of Dubais economy started in the 1970s and coincided with the significant increase in oil prices (Sargisson 76). However, the growth of the citys economy was not a result of the oil boom per se. Even though the revenues from the sale of oil resources helped Dubai to start a series of…

  • Trends and Projections of the United States Economic Growth

    Table of Contents Introduction Economic Growth of Last Year Economic Growth of the Current Year The Real GDP Forecast for 2019 Projection of Economic Growth in 2019 Probability of Recession Fiscal Policy Levers Decreasing Aggregate Expenditure Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The economic growth rate of a country is not constant over time, but it exhibits…

  • Sustainability of Economic Growth

    In the last few decades, overall economic growth spiked dramatically. The growth is closely connected with peoples life quality (Figueroa, 2021). This is why some have begun to question whether this process can be sustainable and infinite. In theory, economic growth can be unlimited if it adopts sustainable principles (Ashmarina & Vochozka, 2019). However, I…

  • Chinas and Indias Economic Growth Experiences

    Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Reference Introduction There has been growth that has been experienced in India and China. This has been in place because these two countries have been in danger of having high poverty rates therefore they had to come up with measures that could lead to a reduction of these…

  • Hospitality Industry in Economic Growth and Development

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Reference List Introduction Hospitality is mainly considered as the act of being hospitable. It is also termed as the relationship between the visitor / guest and the host. In general, hospitality is defined as the practice of creating and offering important and distinctive customer services to a guest. Hospitality…

  • Economic Issues: Factors of Production Growth and Unemployment Rates

    Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion References Introduction When combined with the lack of skilled employees, inflation is likely to have dire consequences for any organization. Therefore, assessing the factors such as the rates of production growth, the selected financial systems, and the rates of unemployment is essential for determining the threat to the…

  • Economic Growth of East Asian States: The Impact of Foreign Workers

    In recent years, there have been increased levels of international labor migration in various nations. Eastern Asian countries, such as Thailand, have seen a considerable surge in migrant workers, raising interest in individual nations impact. Walmsley et al. (2013) mention that immigrants comprise people with varied skill levels. He further states that their presence has…

  • Long-Term Economic Growth in the East Asian States

    The economic status of East Asia has increased drastically in the past few decades. Most nations in the region can currently be compared to Western European countries. Foreigners are lured into the region to seek better living standards which they are unable to experience from their native countries. Although immigrants contribute positively to the economy,…