Essays on Economics

Families have been a significant part of the establishment of successful businesses all over the world. In the United States, they cover almost 80% of the firms that are managing the industries playing a crucial role in providing employment and running the economy, which makes them an important area of...

Introduction Every firm is striving to get the best employer status. Such firms, therefore, focus on not only recruiting but also engagement of the talented human resource. The issue of employer branding and its effect on worker perceptions has attracted significant interests from various studies and researches. This research aims to...

Findings from research studies indicate that there has been a significant growth in ofshoring in the past few years due to advancement in IT and transportation network. Contracting the activities of business enterprise to a foreign provider has been in practice for several decades. The practice has realized significant gains...

E-commerce, also known as electronic commerce, refers to the use of internet technology to buy and sell goods and services online. E-commerce is transforming the business sector in many ways. For entrepreneurs, e-commerce is preferable because it has a lower startup cost and it can reach a wider customer base....

A comprehensive review of the impact of Chinese galamsey was highlighted in the present dissertation. Specific issues that were taken into consideration included the factors that motivated Chinese miners to immigrate to Ghana, the impact of Chinese mining operations on the political economy, Chinese influences in Africa and neocolonialism, the...

The psychoanalytic theory was developed by Sigmund Freud, a Vienna-based psychologist who lived between 1856 and 1939 (Guntrip, 2018).   The psychoanalytic theory holds that personality and human behavior are the outward display of the interactions of the mind’s three structures: the id, ego, and superego. The id is the most...

According to the point of view of most consumer behavior’ literature, scarcity is an attribute from which a consumer infers other characteristics for instance price as well as uniqueness. Other researchers go further to suggest that scarcity affects the perception of goods of consumers by enhancing attractiveness as well as...

The social exchange theory states that individuals only engage in social relationships if there is an assurance that they will get benefits. The theory suggests that human beings do not form friendships with people they are not related to without an expectation that the rewards exceed the costs. The common...

Job satisfaction can simply be defined as a feeling of contentment and accomplishment that an individual springs from his/her place of work. There are various facets that can make an individual be contented or not in the workplace and this greatly determines their performance, which is a great contributor to...

Sam McRoberts in his article focus on cognitive biases, which are more likely to impact the life of the millennials. According to Sam, cognitive biases are not innately generational, and thus individuals from a given generation have a low probability of experiencing the cognitive biases of another group. Sam notes...

Making Lives and Remaking Lives Making lives refers to the means of creating a society, namely, through inherited practices, lifestyles, and behaviors. Individual characteristics on way of life signify making lives on a personal level (De la Sablonnière, 2017). Remaking lives signifies alterations made at both personal and societal levels and...

Transformational leaders positively impact job satisfaction and commitment of employees in an organization (Ali " Farid, 2016). In this perspective, I agree with you that transformational leaders can be the predictors of job satisfaction among employees. Ideally, transformation leaders apply qualities such as leading as an example, giving a positive...