IB Economics HL 2010-2012

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This article talks about how the increase in oil prices could lead to a recession (or "trigger" a recession). This is possibly due to the fact that there is a decrease in quantity demanded (due to the increase in price), which would further lead to a decrease in output in the end.

This article is about that New Yorkers would have slipped into poverty at the height of the recession, according to calculations to be released Monday by city officials.

with the recession is almost over, businesses are still coping up hoping to have a smooth and better business.

The article is about the effects of the recession in the UK.

London has recovered from the banking crisis far more sharply than almost everyone predicted, while much of the rest of the country remains in the doldrums

This article discusses the competition for federal stimulus money -- money spent by the federal government to boost aggregate demand. This is a form of the government intervention promoted by Keynesian economists.

In this article it is stated that "Factory output and capacity utilization are still rising. The low levels of capacity utilization are one of the key reasons that inflation has remained low, and is not much of a threat in the intermediate future" This could suggest the presence of Keynesian economics and how the firm still has capacity to increase output.

The article is about why Keynesians are wrong about the effects of the earthquake which could be helpful for the economy.

due to increase in price, things are getting more expensive and leading to luxury items.

This article is about the publication of the third and final volume of Robert Skidelsky's biography of John Maynard Keynes, one of the greatest and most influential thinkers that Britain has ever produced. pttık.

It's obvious that growth will continue to slow in Japan. What's only now becoming clear to many is just how inept the country's fiscal and monetary policy was before the earthquake.

Widespread corruption scandals in India have cost billions of dollars, and are threatening to impede India's GDP and general economic growth.

This article talks about that the economic spillovers from regional events could weigh on the UAE's growth.

This article talks about the estimation of economic growth that will occur in Singapore in the future. Analysts suggest that the gross domestic products (GDP) would increase faster than expected. It is also suggested that Singapore's economy would grow by 5.7% this year, increased from the forecast made last December (5.1%).

The article is about the high growth rate in India and high inflation rate.

there is a possibility of economic growth in 2012, which is much more better than it was predicted.