Category: Inflation

Marxand Weber’s Ideas of Class, Power, and Capitalism Conflict is a natural trait thatcharacterizes interpersonal interactions. Various factors promote thedevelopment and maintenance of this phenomenon. In capitalist populations, thisstruggle is often attributed to the existence of social classes with varyinglevels of access to economic and political resources. Consequently, variousscholars have attempted to examine the interaction between socioeconomicclasses with the aim of understanding the core elements that underpin theoperations of capitalist societies. Concepts posited by Karl Marx and MaxWeber’s provide the most significant insights into this economic form. Due tohis emphasis on both political and economic elements, Weber’s stratification theorypresents a […]

Inflation in Singapore is caused by both domestic and external demand-pull and cost-push factors.Singapore mainly suffers from demand-pull inflation, which may occur when increases in aggregate demand (AD) persistently exceeds that of aggregate supply (AS), which caused excess demand when the economy is near or at full employment. Inflation, in this case, is due to the rise in AD, which can come from the rise in C, I, G and (X-M), therefore causing the upward pressure on the general price level (GPL).Singapore’s major source of demand-pull inflation would be the rise in income of her trading partners, which lead to […]

IB math studies Internal Assessment.Is there a relation or a correlation between unemployment rate and crime rate in the US?Can unemployment be a danger?Word count: 1569Candidate number:School: Introduction:As a young adult who is new in the real world, you start learning about things that you do not think of as teenager. Photosynthesis, asyndeton, the cold war, inflation. One of the things that you learn in economics is unemployment and how it sounds harmless if you live in a country with a good unemployment benefit. But is it harmless or can too much free time cause harm? Since in every article that […]

IntroductionDid you know that nearly every 40 seconds one decides to take their own life, that is nearly 3,000 deaths a day (Suicide Data, 2015)? Did you know that approximately 1.3 million adults (anyone 18 or older) attempted suicide in 2013 (U.S. Department of health and human services, 2014)? Did you know that in the same year 1.1 million people also reported making suicide plans (U.S. Department of health and human services, 2014)? But what is it that can make so many people take or consider such a drastic decision? There are many causes of suicide some including psychological, social, […]

It is theleading plastic manufacturing process because of wide range of plastic resinthat can be blow molded.  The most famousmethod for the production of hollow parts out of parts vary in sizes, from verysmall to very large parts. The common example of blow molding is plastic bottlesbut other object for instance automotive components, medical equipment and toysetc. PRODUCTION OF THERMOPLASTIC RESIN:Blow moldingproducts are formed from thermoplastic resin. Names are mentioned below.  1.     High density polyethylene2.    Medium and low density polyethylene3.     Polyethylene terephthalate4.    Polypropylene5.     Polyvinyl chloride6.     Thermoplastic Elastomers7.      Polystyrene8.     Polycarbonate9.     Fluoropolymers10.                        Polyimide   TYPESOF BLOW MOLDING:It is basically classified into threemain types that are  extrusion blowmolding, injection blow molding and injection […]

As is the case for many countries, the education system is built with the objective of increasing human capital, and seen as a source for increasing the productivity of an individual a part of society. As noted by Alan Slavin, a physics professor at Trent University, and writer for the Canadian magazine University Affairs, Ontario’s newest curriculum introduced between 1997 and 1999, may be diminishing a student’s critical thinking skills (2007). Slavin addresses the issue in his article, “Has Ontario taught its high-school students not to think?”. While I am inclined to agree with him, I must remark that Slavin […]

Minimum wage and their effects has been widely discussed topic for labour economists and researchers  in recent years. Different economists have all interpreted the effects differently, however they all tend to circulate around the same general questions- does a minimum wage increase unemployment? , and how do minimum wage policies affect a nation’s or region’s development ? , how do minimum wage policies affect the different groups of people in a given economy? While studies on the minimum wage typically focus on its effects on unemployment, I am going to interpret its effect on a wider scale of which includes; […]

Minimum wage is a critical laborstandard meant to ensure a fair wage for low paid workers. Minimum wageaffects workers and the economy. According to David Cooper, senior economicanalyst, the minimum wage was then established to prevent exploitation. Thefederal minimum wage is to keep the cost of labor fair enough for people tomake a living. Even today minimum wage is barely allowing workers to have agood income for their families thus relying on government aid. The growth inthe income of the United States has been very unequal. In fact, it leaves manyworkers behind on an economic level. The thoughts of raising the […]

MONETARYFREEDOM: Monetaryfreedom is linked to theconcept of monetary economics and monetarism. The first is a discipline thatpermits the analysis of money and its related function as a medium of exchange,a valuable unit and a cost unit. The second one is the control of thegovernment on current money. The monetary freedom can be measured based on twofactors: the price stability (inflation) and the price control. –      Inflation:is monetary phenomenon, an increase in the general price level for buying goodsand service. It can happen within a certain period of time. Its effect is aloss of money value. Basically, it means ”too much money […]

                                              INTRODUCTIONThetissue of the human body is enormously varied and complex, with innumerabletypes of structures, components, and cells. From the point of view of RF andmicrowaves, however biological tissue can be viewed macroscopically in terms ofits bulk shape and electromagnetic characteristics. All biological tissue issomewhat electrically conductive, absorbing microwave power and converting itto heat as it penetrates the tissue. Delivering heat at depth is not onlyvaluable for cooking dinner, but it can be quite useful for many therapeuticmedical applications […]