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¶ … Hurricane Katrina has had on the U.S. economy so far, and what some of the implications for the future may be. Hurricane Katrina's full effect on the United States' economy may take years to fully develop and…

Both the United States government and individual state governments as well are concerned about the high rate of illegal immigration into our country. There are several reasons for this.

The endogenous New Growth Theory, when applied to the economy in general, refers to increasing returns for the national economy, on the scale of increasing business intelligence and consequent productivity.

¶ … aggregate expenditure model to explain the impact of the housing boom on investment and consumption spending.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced that although unemployment in the United States as whole had been declining the past several months, bottoming out in August, unemployment increased once again, raising…

¶ … absurd and ridiculous. In fact, while researching both sides of the debate I decided that I personally feel this is a non-issue. My reasoning for coming to this conclusion centers around another hot debate topic:…

Abstract Regardless of the benefits of enhanced international trade, some policies that effectively stifle international trade continue to be formulated. These policies are collectively referred to as protectionist policies and they include but they are not limited to tariffs and quotas. In this text, I concern myself with the impact trade liberalization has on developing countries.

Labor is a commodity that needs to be purchased for business activity. In the uncivilized world of the past labor could be exploited to the extreme, but in modern times trade union movement, increased public…

NET WORTH -- generally, the balance sheet should reveal equal values of the assets and the liabilities; yet, this is not the case in this scenario and the most plausible explanation in this sense could be given by the…

Keynesian Revolution: Analysis and Criticism believe myself to be writing a book on economic theory which will largely revolutionize -- not, I suppose, at once, but in the course of the next ten years -- the way the…