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Physical, Social and Economic Effects of Methamphetamine Use
Economics
Physical
Abstract: First synthesized from ephedrine in the late-nineteenth century, methamphetamine was originally used to combat alcoholism, narcolepsy, and obesity. Moreover, it was a popular drug among soldiers during World War II, and college students keeping unusual hours to pass exams. Since it was made illegal in 1983, the use of methamphetamine has increased particularly…
Five Economic Problems and Five Social Problems of the Philippines
Economics
Five economic problems and five social problems of the philippines? social: 1. lack of individualism. don’t need to abandon social structures totally. 2. colonial mentality. royalty, status symbols, subservience 3. western influence. don’ love their own 4. parinig system 5. authoritarian economic: 1. leaders are mostly landowners who don’t know how to make a profit…
Keynes and Friedman: Comparing Two of the Greatest Economic Minds
Economics
Fiscal policy
One source of contradiction between the ideas of Keynes and Friedman is in the role of the government. Keynes is concerned with full employment which basically increased the importance of policies and intervention coming from the state. He believed that laissez-faire is flawed and budget deficit accruing from the government, if ever criticized by the…
Low Socioeconomic Status and Academic Achievement
Economics
Low Socioeconomic Status and Academic Achievement Introduction According to the United States Bureau of Census, the most recent poverty rates of children are higher than they ever were. A large percentage of children in the classroom are coming from low socioeconomic households. And, a huge amount of research has shown that a child’s socioeconomic status affects…
managerial economics questions Research Paper
Economics
Price elasticity of demand
Both individuals and firms must demonstrate an economic capability to acquire, or heir wants will remain unfulfilled, and no economic demand will result Q. 2 John Baptists Say, a French economist from the early 19th century, is credited with stating, Supply creates its own demand. @ Today, some economists appear to argue that Demand creates…
Difference Between Islamic Economics and Conventional Economics
Economics
Islam
In Islam there is no conflict between matter and soul, as there is no separation between economy and religion. Although Islamic economics is young in comparison with conventional economics, its characteristics, value and essence are appreciated by Muslims and the non-Muslims. The over-arching values of Islamic economics lie in the principle that it is an…
Economic Effects of Oil Spills
Economics
Economic Effects of Oil Spills & Fluctuating Gas Prices in the United States of America Strayer University Spring Semester 2010 “Every area in the country is subject to some kind of disaster – flood, hurricane, earthquake, to name a few. Even man-made disasters – oil spill, civil unrest, fire – can devastate the surrounding neighborhood…
Implication Of Michael Porters National Diamond Model Economics
Economics
Indian retail industry is one of the turning industry sectors with immense growing potency. Recently Indian authorities allowed FDI in individual trade name retailing and multi trade name retail. Due to this determination it will make market chance to foreign large retail participants to come in into Indian retail market. Organised retailing continues to be…
The Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Monopoly Economics
Economics
Perfect competition
Markets are the bosom and psyche of a capitalist or free market economic system which is based on the impression of competition. Changing grades of competition finally lead to different market constructions with different results to the market. The chief market constructions are perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monopoly, each with a different result…
Labor Economics: The
Economics
Insert name, institution, course, and date Abstract Labor economics examines the influence of workers and the labor market. It is vital to acknowledge the importance of workers in all economic sectors. A critical factor to consider is the direct connection between consumption and labor supply. Giving priority to consumption instead of leisure results in a…