The Rise of China The past four-five decades have seen China rising from a developing country to a dominant economic nation (Morrison, 2018). China has always been determined to overcome the ever-rising social, economic and environmental challenges (Serger " Breidne, 2017). Her gross domestic product has always been on the rise...
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The Impact of Reputation on a Service Company The success of a service company depends heavily on its reputation. The manner in which the company holds the clients creates either customer satisfaction or dissatisfaction. In the case of quality customer service and satisfaction, the organization gains a competitive advantage in the...
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Texas Economy and Land Size Texas is ranked second in terms of land size after California amongst other states in the US. The state commands a State Gross Product up to a tune of 1.645 trillion dollars. The state offers accommodation to six companies that are found in Fortune 500's Top...
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The Impact of Trade Tariffs on the United States Economy The recent move by President Trump's administration to impose trade tariffs on Chinese Aluminium and Steel is anticipated to have various future impacts on the United States' economy. According to McBride, the increase in the cost of consumer products that are...
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largest state in the US both in terms of population and area. Texas is situated in the south central region of the nation and shares borders with the US state of New Mexico, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. The state has a gross domestic product of 1645 trillion dollars based on...
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The article "Why the 'Obama Recovery' Took so Long" The article “Why the ‘Obama Recovery’ Took so Long” by Peter Ferrara evaluates President Obama’s claim that he played a pivotal role in helping the economy of the United States recover from the 2008 – 2009 recession period. The author analyzes the...
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America's Evolving Economy America has one of the most developed and mixed economies in the world by nominal GDP as well as purchasing power parity. When one compares on how the economy looked like in the 1950s and today, vast changes are evident. The average per capita real GDP for the...
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Since the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and China trade transactions between the two countries have steadily evolved leading to the signing of multiple bilateral trade treaties. These treaties are meant to guide and improve trade agreements. China has undertaken significant economic reforms which have been complemented...
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The Role of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain The industrial revolution played a major role in the establishment and expansion of various institutions in Great Britain. As more people migrated and settled in major towns, the health and education sectors were enhanced. An improvement in the average income for the...
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The effects of the 2008 recession The effects of the 2008 recession will be felt internationally in the next couple of decades. Their severity is still affecting the economic performance of some developed and developing nations. The weakening of critical economy boosters hinders the realization of both internal and external economies...
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During the nineteenth century considerable technical progress was made accomplished in the field of communication. With the rise of rail systems in Europe and America, the need to transmit and communicate messages faster has begun to develop. Before the telegraph, communication could only cover the train or the fastest horse....
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The date and time of the speech was 28th January 1996 at 8.04 PM. The speaker was the then president Ronal Reagan, and the speech audience was a joint session of the 99th US Congress in the house of the chamber of the capital (Reagan, 1986). The speaker addressed the topic...
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