Category: Economic Problems

1 IntroductionWith the ‘Land of Limitless Opportunities’, the United States of America are associated bymany people – especially by those, who cannot live with many opportunities in their homecountries. So, Mexicans, Asian or other nationalities all over the world have the dream of livingin the United States to improve living conditions and to be a part of this illustrated equal, freeand limitless society. But could it be, that there even are people, who are actually a part of thecountry, but do not receive those promised opportunities, which are deeply rooted in theAmerican Dream, and have to suffer from i.e. poverty, […]

      Choices have consequences, and when itcomes to teen pregnancy, I believe that teenage years are one of the mostvulnerable ages that human beings have to deal with. Teenagers are constantlymaking illiterate mistakes in all aspects of their lives. They are trying tofit into society, they are dealing with peer pressure, they feel insecure; theyfeel that they are not pretty enough, so to make them feel confident they makedecisions without thinking things through beforehand. Teenage childbearing hasmodest, which is easy to cause these sorts of situations in everyday life, butsignificant negative effects on early socioeconomic outcomes. Teen girls do notbecome […]

A reflective note on the lessons learned in the course of economics so far.From the Economics conferences up to now, I have learned many things. Some of them include -How to read the graphs and analyze them. How to use computers to analyze economic data, which is generally of a complex nature.How to use mathematical tools and relevant statistics to solve economic problems.I learned about the history of the various laws of economics.I heard about the presence of various international economic institutions. Problem solving skills learned, that is, how to extract information, draw conclusions and then make recommendations on the […]

Name: Lecturer: Course: Date: Description “Stuff: The Secret Lives of Everyday Things” by John C. Ryan and Alan Thein Durning, “Individualization: Plant a Tree, Buy a Bike, Save the World?”, and “A Call to Civil Society” speaks about civil society, governance, and global issues. A civil society has currently been the subject of debate on many tongues. A good society serves as a symbol for a structure designed to overcome obstacles from the environment. This society also signifies co-existence with natural factors. People from these societies vary in terms of community and family members that all strive for prosperity in […]

Name: Course: Lecturer: Date: American Presidential Elections in 2012 Americans went to the voting polls on November 6 this year. At the time, the presidential candidates were Barrack Obama for the Democratic Party, and Mitt Romney for the Republican Party. Obama won the elections, guaranteeing him of a second term in office. Obama gained 332 electoral-college votes, over Romney’s 206 votes. Obama also had a slight edge over Romney in the popular vote. Obama won in key democratic states such as New York and California, as well as in his home state Illinois. . He also won in Ohio, Virginia, […]

Name: Course: Lecturer: Date: American Presidential Elections in 2012 Americans went to the voting polls on November 6 this year. At the time, the presidential candidates were Barrack Obama for the Democratic Party, and Mitt Romney for the Republican Party. Obama won the elections, guaranteeing him of a second term in office. Obama gained 332 electoral-college votes, over Romney’s 206 votes. Obama also had a slight edge over Romney in the popular vote. Obama won in key democratic states such as New York and California, as well as in his home state Illinois. . He also won in Ohio, Virginia, […]

Ancient Greek were a civilization which master all forms of art. From art and drama to War and Sports. The sports were put into a tournament named “The Olympics”. The Olympics in 776 BC and ended in 393 AD by Theodosius because he thought that The Olympics were “pagan cults”(Olympic Games… ). The Olympics were made to honor Zeus and is practiced once every four years(The Greek city-States.. .). Fast forward to the modern day, The Olympics has been revived and is bringing many pleasant impacts to the world. Predominantly, helping struggling countries with their economic problems, made it so […]

Each year in the U. S. exposure to secondhand smoke results in more than 41,000 deaths among nonsmoking adults, 400 infant deaths from  SIDS, and 5.6 billion in lost productivity.  Secondhand smoke is a mixture of smoke that came from burning tobacco such as mainstream smoke (the inhaled and exhaled smoke created while taking a puff on a lit cigarette) and sidestream smoke (the smoke that is released from the end of a burning cigarette, cigar, or pipe).  When people who do not smoke are exposed to secondhand smoke it is called involuntary smoking or passive smoking.  Secondhand smoke has […]

World War II was the largest and most Violent global war which started on September 1, 1939 and lasted for six years. It was a battle between two groups of countries the Axis Germany, Italy, and Japan against the Allies, United Kingdom, United States, and The Soviet Union. There was a debate on how WWII started because there were so many causes, some say Adolf Hitler, the issues with the Treaty of Versailles, and The failure of the League of Nation, all could have caused the War, However there is not one major event that had led to the origin […]

The Great Depression started in 1929 and lasted until 1941. It was one of the worst economic problems in the United States. It first started when stock prices began to fall on September 4, 1929. Then the press announced the stock falls of October 29, 1929, known as Black Tuesday. The Gross Domestic Product rate (GDP) of America decreased by 15%. Other countries, including Great Britain, France, and Germany, were affected by the Great Depression. Recessions happen when stock prices fall at a certain level, then recover shortly after. Once a recession continues to fall, it becomes a depression. The […]