Essays on Economics

In this essay, I will discuss Weber’s thoughts in relation to medieval legal systems across the globe, and how the law has developed alongside the dimensions of polity, economics and aspects of society. I will draw attention to legal issues which have developed through modernity, and how the 21st century has faced issues in relation...

Abstract This World Bank report on Electrification and Women’s Empowerment Evidence from Rural India investigates the causal link between electricity access and women’s empowerment, using a large gender-disaggregated data set on India. Empowerment is measured by women’s decision-making ability, mobility, financial autonomy, reproductive freedom, and social participation. Using propensity score matching, the study finds that...

In past decades, audit quality has undoubtedly been under question. By looking back at series of past events, it is evident that public confidence has deteriorated. The emphasis to enhance financial reports’ credibility and quality first stems from the occurrence of the global financial crisis [BerryDunn 2019], which accused auditors of not duly performing their...

In this essay I will focus on the topic of what precarious employment is and the impacts it has on individual’s wellbeing. As work is central to an individual’s life, it is essential that people are treated fairly in their workplace. Jobs that subject workers to uncertain work contracts with low and unstable income while...

International Business 1. Discussion · This theory is somewhat wrong. Despite the obstacles facing developing countries from poor education and the lack of life requirements such as electricity, individual income and limited sources of industry, in addition to the high level of unemployment, some believe that cooperation between the developed and developed countries can reach...

International Business 1. Discussion · The collapse of a large number of economies in such a tragic fashion shows that there were fundamental weaknesses and fragility that policy makers did not understand or ignored before the crisis. There is no doubt about the creative impact of market forces, but the private sector’s pursuit of short-term...

The Indian economy is the seventh largest economy in the world where it is growing at a faster rate. With the GDP(at the constant 2011-2012) of 7.2% in the fiscal year of 2018-2019, it is expected that by 2022, India would become third largest economy of the world. But by the end of February 2019...

The rise of the environmental topics and the promotion of the ‘social responsibility’ objective have been followed by public institutions and the media with a renewed interest in the sphere of consumption. Increasingly perceptible in the 1990s, this interest has continued since, whereby the credibility of mainstream consumption activities is now being questioned by various...

China is a great market for any Dairy firm in the world because it is going to be the largest market within 2022 (Weston, 2019). The UK SME wants to enter the market in China. Because of being a SME firm, it may not have huge investment to capture the whole market competing with other...

Materialism means the extent to which an individual manages to maintain their identity with physical possessions. It is the love and possessiveness about the materialistic or worldly things. This paper aims to review the literature written in past to investigate the role of demographics and media on the increasing materialistic behaviour of children. The paper...