When Illegality Becomes Efficient: Informal Markets as Rational Corrections to State Failure in Emerging Economies
Introduction Informal markets, often operating outside the boundaries of state regulation and legal frameworks, are a pervasive feature of emerging economies. These markets, while ...
Exploring the Canadian Government’s Response to Economic Challenges: Addressing Low Unemployment through Fiscal Policy
Introduction This essay examines the Canadian government’s response to the current economic landscape, specifically focusing on the challenge of an exceptionally low unemployment rate ...
Public Expenditures Theory and Growth of Government Spending
Introduction Public expenditure theory provides a critical framework for understanding the role of government spending in economic systems and its implications for growth and ...
Price Discrimination Under Monopoly: A Case Study
Introduction Price discrimination is a pivotal concept in economics, particularly under monopolistic market structures where a single firm dominates the market. This essay explores ...
Economic Crisis in Developing Countries
Introduction Economic crises have long been a pervasive challenge for developing countries, often exacerbating pre-existing structural vulnerabilities and hindering progress toward sustainable growth. These ...
Why Was the Period Called the Great Depression, the Causes of the Great Depression, and How It Affected Financial Institutions, Especially Banks, with Remedies Put in Place to Arrest It
Introduction The Great Depression, a term coined to describe the severe economic downturn that gripped the world in the 1930s, remains one of the ...
Analysing Organisational Architecture: Innovations and Failures in Modern Firms
Introduction This essay explores the concept of Organisational Architecture within the framework of the Economics of Organisation, critically analysing two contemporary case studies drawn ...
Explain the Divergence Debate
Introduction The divergence debate is a central issue in economic and historical scholarship, focusing on the reasons behind the significant disparities in economic development ...
Within the South African Context, Define the Concept of Currency Risk and How Inflation and Interest Rates Create Currency Risk
Introduction Currency risk, also referred to as exchange rate risk, is a critical concern in the field of international business economics, particularly for economies ...
Literature Review on Parametric Insurance and Food Security for Smallholder Farmers
Introduction This literature review explores the role of parametric insurance in supporting food security among smallholder farmers, particularly under the pressures of a changing ...
