Essays on China

Political The prospects of doing commerce in a specific locale may be exceptionally alluring but contributing to such districts might be hard on the off chance that the locales government exercises are anti-foreign speculation. Comparable dangers confront businesses that work in locales characterized by political instabilities. Economic China is the 2nd biggest economy within the...

Globalisation has allowed for the integration of different markets of economies around the world through the increasing flows of trade and capital across borders. This essay will go to discuss the effects globalisation has on regional inequality in developing countries, with a focus on China. Despite the pro-globalisation position claiming that the current wave of...

China’s economy is the second-largest in the world and growing at 6 % GDP per annum. Soon it will be the world’s largest. But who are the economic agents behind this change? Who are the true drivers affecting the economy? Are their social, market or government? In any economy, production, consumption and exchange are economic...

Music has an intrinsic role in political communications where various studies have explained how music can be used as a means of understanding and/or reflecting politics, especially through (but not limited to) protest, propaganda, and national anthems. Provided that music is perceived as a political tool, it can be manipulated to influence masses of people...

This ‘trade war’ has drastically changed trade patterns around the world and has inspired protests from many industries in both the US and China. The tariffs affect consumers through two major avenues: a rise in prices for consumer goods and deadweight loss in the economy. Consumers have not yet dealt with the price increase directly,...

Industrial Revolution was the development to new mechanical processes started in Great Britain from late 18th century to 19th century. Industrial Revolution created myriads of influential inventions that they still have effects on us nowadays, for instance, it gave birth to textile, railroad, steam engine, the sewing machine, telephone, and telegraph, which contributed to transportation,...

Introduction -Rise of China in Africa Africa´s embrace of its relations with China has been a gradual journey. The first country to establish diplomatic relations with China was Egypt in May 1956. Morocco, Algeria and Sudan followed in the 1960s. As of1980, around 40 of the independent African countries had diplomatic relations with China. The...

Introduction [image: ]In China, one of the leading concerns is the increase in air pollution and the effect it has on the environment and society as a whole (China Power Team, 2018). Environmentally, there is an abundant amount of carbon overloading in the atmosphere and ocean waters. Atmospheric CO2 Figure 1. Air pollution concentration recorded...

Introduction to the Philippines Philippines, an island country sitting on the western side of the Pacific Ocean. It consist of some 7100 islands with neighboring countries such as Vietnam, China, and some other Southeast Asian countries. The capital of Philippines is Manila, a city founded by the Spanish in 1571. The country was under Spanish...

Introduction “To put it simply, the poor are getting poorer and the rich are getting richer. You don’t need a report to know that.” Said Zhou Xiaozheng, a sociology professor at Renmin University in Beijing. It isn’t news to people living in mainland China that while the upper class are living affluent lifestyles, the lower...