This article talks about how developing countries are making progress in improving girls' education. This could be one factor of the development of the economy in these countries.
This article tells that the Euopean Central Bank executive board member is not that much concerned with the euro exchange rate in specific, but rather the effects it has on the inflation.
This article shows how much an economy can be influenced by a certain good , in this case oil, and how the export of this good can lead to economic growth.
This article describes how the recession, the fall of GDP growth in the business cycle, affects not only the economy of one country, but also external economies will be affected and leads to negative externalities.
This article talk about how the Anti-japanese riots in China attack Japanese suppliers. If you take Japanese cars, people in China will be less likely to buy a Japanese car, because due to the riots, they will be assaulted and destroyed. This will lead to a decrease in the aggregate supply of these cars in China, since suppliers know that people will be less likely to buy these cars during the riots.
This article talks about how the unemployment is affecting the United States and how it is related to a decrease in the aggregate demand of the country. And how this possibly causes the real GDP being 6 percent under the trend path.
Due to big events like the Olympics, the country receives a lot of overall income due to all the visitors of the such events. It will boost up the GDP since it measures all the assets produced in the economy and due to the event more assets are produced than normally.
In this article, the overuse of farmland is described due to the massive world population growth. It explains how the overuse of farmland is caused by different factors such as the food production and the use of biofuel. These two consumers experience a clash since they both need and want the farmland. This will most likely cause a overconsumption of the commons of farmland and result in a market failure.
This article explains the elasticity of cigarettes and its demand. It also tells how the government tries to tackle this demerit good by putting taxes on them and thus higher their prices.