Inflation in the US
The problem of inflation in the US is an old one for the largest economy of the world but at present, it is in its worst shape. At present, the whole economy is struggling hard to get out of...
Medicare Benefits
Medicare or health sector in the United States provides several medicare benefits to the people of the country. Numerous provisions and facilities are offered by both public and private sectors to ensure the fact that high quality services are rendered....
Manufacturing
Manufacturing sector in United States attracts huge investment, which results in creation of new industries and careers in the manufacturing sector of the country. The U.S. manufacturing sector has come up with a large numbers of innovations. According to statistics,...
US Economy
US economy is one of the major economies of the world. It is also regarded as the biggest economy of all countries in world. US economy is primarily mixed that is governed by the US federal governmental rules but decision...
US Monetary Policy
US monetary policy assumes huge importance in the context of economic scenario. US citizens depend a lot on monetary policy for their financial decision making. US monetary policy regulates all sorts of economic activities that take place within the domestic...
US Public Debt
US public debt is the amount of money that the US federal government owes to creditors who have bought various debt financing instruments issued by the same. More on US Public Debt US public debt is the amount of money...
Industrial Policy
An industrial policy plays a major role in the development of a country’s economy. It is a well-thought plan of developing the industrial sector of a country and also to identify and develop the potential markets for the products. Basis...
Social Security
Social security of citizens has always been an issue of major concern for the government of the United States of America. Before 1935, there was no federal program of this type. In 1935, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt passed the Social...
The American Trade Deficit
According to U.S. Department of Commerce, trade deficit in United States fell to $711.6 billion in the year 2007, a decline of $46.9 billion since 2006. Falling trade deficit in United States was marked due to drops in...
Presidential Economic Policies
A major concern shared by many of the inhabitants of a nation is how the government is going to aid in development of an economy. Presidential plans are an indicator of initiatives taken by government to enhance the economy of...
Reaganomics – Reagan’s Second Term
Main economic feature of the presidential regime of Ronald Reagan was deficit spending on a huge scale on armed forces. Economic policies of Ronald Reagan were based on two promises that he had made in his presidential campaigns. Those were...
USA Presidential Economic Plans-Obama
Barack Obama, the Democratic Party nominee for the US presidential elections 2008 has made his stance clear on the economic issues that are of paramount importance to USA's welfare and development. Sub-Prime Mortgage Market CrisisThe recent crisis in the sub-prime...
Clinton’s
The ratification and signing of the North American Free Trade Agreement was the highlight of the economic policies implemented in the first term of Bill Clinton’s presidency. The second most important step was expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit....
Bush’s
In the beginning of his term, George Bush was faced with national debt left by the former president, Ronald Reagan. Primary economic policy of George Bush was to curb the deficit which was essential to secure his position as world...
G. W. Bush’s
George W. Bush, the current president of United States, has initiated a number of plans to facilitate growth of the US economy. During first term of Bush’s administration, he has taken an initiative to bring about a tax cut program...