Economics

14 October 2010

Mathematical Theory of Interest

Interest is basically the price of asset that is borrowed. It is paid in the case of borrowed money, in the purchase of shares and goods through hire purchase. There are different types of interest and each may be calculated...

14 October 2010

Money Supply Theory

Money Supply Theory in macroeconomics refers to the study of the quantity of money available at the hands of people within the economy to buy goods, services and securities. The interest rate is the value of money over time, that...

14 October 2010

Process of Globalization

The process of Globalization originated as early as the 15th century with the evolution of capitalism, and subsequently spread itself to different countries across the world. In fact, the subjugation and exploitation of Third World countries like Latin America, Asia,...

14 October 2010

Microeconomics

According to Economypedia, "Microeconomics is a division of economics, which studies the ways by which individuals, firms and families take decisions regarding allocation of the limited amount of resources at their disposal. The studies are done in a context of...

14 October 2010

Economic Graphs and Charts

Economic graphs are related to economics, which is a branch of social science that is concerned with money flow patterns, trade activities and industrial production in a state. Analyzing and understanding these economic patterns require an in-depth scientific approach. This...

14 October 2010

Economics Theory

What is Economics? In simplest terms, economics is the study of how people choose to use limited resources. The term "resources" refers to things such as money, time, people, talents or knowledge, land, buildings, equipment, tools, crops, minerals, or virtually...

14 October 2010

Approaches to Theory of Demand

The approaches to the Theory of Demand are diverse in nature, facilitating a better understanding of the concept of supply and demand on the part of the readers. In fact, different approaches to the Theory of Demand attempt to explain...

14 October 2010

BOP Theory of Exchange Rate

The BOP theory of Exchange Rate is a statistical record of all the monetary transaction or payments that takes place between the inhabitants of one country and the rest of the world over a specific time period. The time period...

14 October 2010

Classical Theory of Interest

The Classical theory of interest defines the rate of interest as the element that equates savings and investment. Here investment is nothing but the demand for investible resources and savings is their supply. The rate of interest that is determined...

14 October 2010

Interest Theory and Bonds

Interest Theory and bonds are inversely related in the sense that when the rate of interest decreases, it leads to automatic escalation in the prices of the bonds, and vice versa. This invites more investment on company bonds, leading to...

14 October 2010

Globalization of World Politics

Globalization of world politics, better known as Political Globalization works for the betterment of the existing political relationships among different nation-states across the globe. In fact, Globalization of world politics has an important role to play in maintaining sound and...

14 October 2010

Effects of Globalization

The effects of Globalization are manifold, affecting various aspects of the world economy to bring about overall financial betterment. The effects of Globalization exert intense influence on the financial condition as well as the industrial sector of a particular nation....

14 October 2010

Globalization

Globalization has been accepted as the new economic mantra for the world economic progress. Most of the countries over the world have stepped forward for bringing spectacular success through Globalization.With respect to world finance, Globalization leads to the emergence of...

14 October 2010

Economic Globalization

Economic Globalization encourages progress of free-market ideologies, when both commodities and services are provided and there is an unusual flow of capital. In fact, Economic Globalization aims at consolidating the world economies, enhancing connectivity and mutual dependence among them on...