… for their own benefit. The most well known cartel in existence today is OPEC, Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Its members are some (but not all) of the most important oil producing countries including Saudi Arabia and Mexico. Most…

… on the level of the competition in the market. Level of competition in economic theory is divided into three different categories, named the perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monopoly. Barriers of entry is one of the key…

… produce, how much to produce, how to produce and whom to distribute to. The market economy is one that is controlled by the people and there is little government intervention. It is also known as a free enterprise economy. The planned economy is one…

… the development, expectation and prospective of locals and tourists, and the effectiveness of theme park tourism in Hong Kong' Content Abstract..............................................................................p. 2 Introduction.............…

… Is Free Trade Desirable? Introduction The first part of this essay will be aimed towards understanding the concept of globalisation. We will analyse the various advantages and disadvantages that arise as a result of globalisation. The second…

… can include a country's resource endowments, access to the sea, ethnic fragmentation, climate and legal systems. Indonesia is the world's fourth most populous nation. The main religion in Indonesia is muslim.Like many other East Asian…

… draft? <Tab/>I do not agree with the reinstitution of a military draft. In 1973 the military draft was lifted in the United States and with good reason. The United States should not rely on a draft to fill military vacancies but…

… in the United States worked in jobs covered by pensions. Of those with coverage, many never received any benefits because their benefits were not guaranteed. The original Social Security Act was passed in 1935. It had two components: a Social Security…

… economic state. The economic problem is that there are limited resources in relation to unlimited wants. This problem brings about the need for a system to answer questions like what to produce, how to produce, how much to produce and how to distribute…

… Scottish political economist and philosopher laid the foundations of the free-market economic theory with his book The Wealth of Nations. He criticized the restrictive, regulated, mercantilist system, and showed how the principles of free trade, competi…