Category: Economics 2707

  • Behavioral Economics: The Proposal

    Table of Contents Initial Situation and Motivation The Objective of the Work Research Questions Planned Methodological Approach Relevant Literature Schedule Works Cited Initial Situation and Motivation The topic of behavioral economics is interesting and relevant because it outlines the possibility of deploying mechanisms that could affect a number of essential business variables, such as labor…

  • Market Segmentation Methods of House Cleaning Service

    House cleaning service includes a window, floor, rug, upholstery cleaning, and other cleaning administrations utilized by private residential owners. Geologically, the market is arranged into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific like China and Japan, and a few pieces of Latin America and the Middle East. The demand for such services is highest in North America, followed…

  • Foreign Direct Investment for Overseas Organizations

    Executive Summary Most of the advanced countries in the world involve themselves in foreign direct investment in the less developed countries with an aim of increasing their potential for investment and making appropriate use of other countries resources to promote development (Hill 2008). Before an organization decides on the country to invest in it must…

  • Effect of the Taxation and the Consequences of Taxing

    Introduction To begin with, it should be stated that the issues of federal taxation system can not be regarded as the stabilizing factor for the economy, nevertheless, all the governments on all levels resort to taxation in order to increase the revenues for the high-importance public projects. In the light of this fact, there is…

  • The British Economy: England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland

    The fifth largest Economy in the world is the Economy of the United Kingdom also known as the British Economy and this is on the basis of the market exchange rates; in terms of purchasing power parity it is sixth largest in the world. In Europe it is the second largest Economy, second only to…

  • Economic Development of Bangladesh

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction Bangladesh had many reasons for economic stagnation after the war of independence. The general destruction after the hostilities, the lack of developed infrastructure, and natural resources, political instability, and corruption. Such example had a significant impact on the development of the newly emerging state, slowing it down…

  • Natural Resources: The Future of Albertas Oil Sands

    Table of Contents Introduction Origin of Albertas Oil Sands Significance and Future Conclusion Work Cited Introduction As technology has advanced, the demand for energy has been increasing. It is estimated that today the usage of energy has amplified so much that in no other century or millennium in history was the use of energy as…

  • Importance of Standard Costing System in the Modern World

    Table of Contents Introduction Importance of Standard Costing Standard Costing System Companies That Use Standard Costing Conclusion Personal Reflections Application of Standard Costing References Standard Cost System: Introduction Standard costs are set (target) costs expected to be incurred when a company operates under efficient conditions (Drury, 2008). The main function of standard costing is to…

  • An Analysis of Risk at German Banks

    Abstract Cross-sectional and regression analysis of ECB data shows that German banks appear to lag peers on the Continent on most earnings, stability and efficiency measures. However, longitudinal analysis for the onset of the current recession suggests that prudence in not pursuing expansion and high-flying revenues may have protected German banks from disastrous losses. Introduction…

  • Economic Significance of Predictability

    This paper written by Phillip Gray provides very insightful analysis into the predictability of Australian equities. In the theoretical literature that exists out there, there have been attempts to predict the returns on equity employing diverse methodologies with varying degrees of success. Some of these employed the use of R-squared and t-statistics used with predictive…