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    in1978, China has attracted a magnitude of foreign direct investment from all over the world. Rapid economic growth, large market opportunity, and endless cheap high-quality labor forces have turned China into a utopia of investment. With its evolving economy and enormous array of market opportunities for foreign investment, China’s institutional environment has played a dynamic role in its economic state (Marinov & Marinova, 2012). According to Geringer, Minor, and Mcnett (2014), institutions involves

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    Moldova’s Economy

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    of countries in central Europe that is in the process of transitioning economy from a planned to a market economy. Over the years, Moldova has adopted free market policies that are believed to lead the country on a path of economic growth and freedom. Transition economists agree to a number of things involved in the transition process, that countries in this category must embark on, to ensure full transition to a market economy. This process calls forth a drastic restructuring of institutions. As

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    The Gilded Age Of America

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    Throughout history, America was faced with many problems socially, economically, politically, and technologically. But America has also experienced many great successes in these areas as well. Some opportunities were seized, while others were wasted. We can learn from our past failures and successes and take what we have learned from them forward with us into the future, to help build and maintain a better America. The Gilded Age, during the late 1800’s, was a time in America where we experienced

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    forces are just a few of the more apparent impacts on The Rose Garden. Economic Economic factors impact an organization because the economy naturally determines when the best time would be for your organization to expand or contract, and the economy will effect the service industry because of customers having the money to spend. The level of unemployment in the economy drives the hiring or firing decisions an

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    macro-economic market from reaching a true pareto optimum (Goodland et. al, 1987) as predicted by the paradigm. In environmental terms, market failure results in an array of impacts of varying significance that are often amplified by the globalized macro-economy and our planet’s vast social inequity. For example, an externality such as air pollution may not directly affect the consumer, but can have adverse impacts on the local environment where the product was produced. This impact is often not reflected

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    establish better economies and governments, they have only done more harm than good for these nations. These third world countries end up becoming exploited and extorted, forced to become dependent on the big international organizations like the IMF because of the exorbitant interest rates charged on them, thus they remain forever in debt. The accumulation of debt then allows the IMF to have more voice over how the indebted countries should be shaped and how they should run their economy. What ends up

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    Introduction Big companies such as Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) is characteristic of the capitalist economic system which have a role as non-state actors. However, it is shown to have an important role and can determine the direction of the economy of a country that these companies invested. Multinational enterprises have developed since the early 19th century. In the 20th century, with the growth of information technology and transport, causing the expansion of international trade is increasing

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    Introduction Virginia, officially known as the Commonwealth of Virginia, is one of the thirteen original states in the United States and used to be the first colonial possession established in mainland British America. Due to this reason, Virginia is often called the “Old Dominion” in many times. According to the historical data and statistics, eight American presidents were born in Virginia, which is more than any other states in the country. Therefore, Virginia is also known as the “Mother of Presidents”

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    Investment Portfolio Project Five companies have been chosen in order to conduct research into the securities that they use within their company. The five companies are: Oracle, Disney, Cisco, Wal-mart and a general electric company. The companies chosen span over various industries starting with Oracle and Cisco which are technology companies, Disney which is in the movie industry, Wal-Mart which is a supermarket and lastly an electricity service industry company. This gives us a better view of

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    grow. Normally the economy goes through ups and downs in periods of six to twelve years. According to the capitalist theories a trade/monetary based society will always be heading in an upwards direction with normal economic fluctuation. In a state of stagnation, an economy doesn’t grow and instead stays about the same or slowly declines over a long period of time. In a stagnant economy normal fluctuations do occur but there is no real growth happening. This stagnant economy comes from many different

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