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    How does the government help the growth of the economy? It is a fact that no society throughout history has ever obtained a high level of economic affluence without a government. Economic growth is a term that is generally measured through GDP the gross domestic product in a country or region over a certain period of time and its consisted of economists‚ governments and individuals Economic growth usually results from producing more goods and services that requires productivity growth. Productivity

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    the worst decade of most industrialized countries’ economic performance since the Great Depression ‚Although there was no severe economic depression as witnessed in the 1930s‚ economic growth rates were considerably lower than previous decades. As a result‚ the 1970s adversely distinguished itself from the prosperous postwar period between 1945 and 1973. The oil shocks of 1973 and 1979 added to the existing ailments and conjured high inflation throughout much of the world for the rest of the decade

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    depleted. This crucial step allowed people to focus their energies on innovating further and for growing into bigger communities. Population growth was still relatively slow and steady for the majority of human existence‚ until the last 200 years‚ which managed to increase numbers by 700% in less than 0.00005% of our time on earth. This insane rate of growth has highlighted many problems clearly‚ which include our need for greater amounts of limited resources‚ as well as the health and environmental

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    know what you can accomplish until you say a great big yes to the Lord.” ― R. G. G. LeTourneau‚ Mover of Men and Mountains Robert G. (Gilmour) LeTourneau‚ a mechanic through faith and a divine partnership‚ moved mountains thus changing the industrialized world‚ as we know it today. LeTourneau‚ at an early age had the stature of a grown man‚ and an iron will to match never backing down to a physical challenge. Regarded as Stubborn‚ he had something to prove to his father‚ himself and the industry;

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    in the western industrialized world. When the stock market crashed and wall street went up in smoke‚ millions of investors were wiped out. Not only were investors and affected but also everyone who relied on them to keep their savings safe. People were turned against one another and corporations true colors were revealed. For many‚ materialism was diminished and the need to survive was the priority. The Great Depression changed the way of life for the western industrialized world. It not only affected

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    increases in productivity have been achieved for an expanding range of goods and services. Most of this progress has taken place in the last two centuries‚ during which technological progress has been exceptionally rapid‚ and economic growth unprecedented (figure 1.1). It is only in the last 50 years that mainstream economics has focused on the determinants of Adam Smith’s “natural progress of opulence” and on how growth could be accelerated. Many questions about growth still lack satisfactory answers

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    IMF and World Bank | I. International Monetary Fund 1. History 2. Gorvernance 3. Aims and Functions 4. Criticism II. World Bank 1. History 2. Organization 3. Aims 4. Functions 5. Voting system 6. Criticism III. Difference between IMF and World Bank IV. Questions V. References I. IMF (International Monetary Fund) 1. History The IMF

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    was common; causing appropriation of goods through labor to go beyond what was necessary for sustenance‚ ultimately producing inequality in the ownership of private property. In reaching an agreement to use cash‚ individuals conceded their right to have an equal chance at acquiring un-owned land. This was in contrast to the actual goal of developing money to expand man’s ambition to acquire more of what seemed to be an abundant free take for all. However‚ in reality‚ the emergence of money resulted

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    hostoyuIntroduction The World Bank was established in 1944 with the charter drive two post-war reconstruction. It evolved from the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development‚ but its present day mission is broader global poverty‚ together with its affiliates‚ the International Development Association.. The World Bank provides financial and technical assistance to emerging market countries. The World Bank is not really a common sense of the bank. Instead‚ it is made ​​up of two development

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    ADVISING IN MERGERS‚ ACQUISITIONS‚ AND FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURING ADVISING Investment banks are active in mergers and acquisitions (M&A)‚ leveraged buyouts (LBOs)‚ restructuring and recapitalization of companies‚ and reorganization of bankrupt and troubled companies. They do so in one or more of the following ways: (1) identifying candidates for a merger or acquisition‚ M&A candidates; (2) advising the board of directors of acquiring companies or target companies regarding price and non-price terms

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