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9296 The Pre-Modern Economies of East Asia Were Active and Developing. This six-page undergraduate paper takes the position that the pre-modern East Asian economies were not stagnant and isolated, but were active and growing. The West had the opposite idea because it only looked at the traditional social structure of those economies. 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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7011 The Limitations of Power: Exchange Rates and Western Economies in the PostWar Era. This essay will argue the reality of exchange rates in the modern world is much more complex than popular wisdom would suggest. Through a discussion of the history of exchange rates in the postwar era - from the fixed rates established at Bretton Woods to the flexible rates of today - it will be seen that exchange rates are one of the most complex features of modern economics. As the Canadian experience demonstrates, control of the exchange rates is beyond the power of governments to significantly influence in the long term. Indeed, given the complexities of the relationship between exchange rates and market forces, exchange rates are a feature of modern economics that defy easy analysis and prediction. 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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7573 The Economic Impact of the First Crusade on Europe, especially the Mediterranean. This fifteen-page undergraduate paper discusses the economic impact of the First Crusade on Europe, especially the Mediterranean. The Muslims and Jews flourished before the Christians declared war to recapture Jerusalem. As a result, many crusades occurred, and economic growth followed due to the increased trade links between Europe and the East. Taxation was introduced, money lending increased, and there was literary progress that lead to greater economic development in Europe. 15 pgs. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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7946 "Economic, Social And Political Trends in 1900:" Review. This three-page undergraduate paper presents an overview on the economic, social and political changes, which occurred in the year 1900. Since then everything has changed, thus the focus of the paper would be the developments carried out in that year. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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5424 Economic Development. This is an 8-page paper that answers specific textual questions related to the socio-economic history of America during the colonial period. 8 pgs. No bibliography.
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4667 Major Event Within The Foreign Exchange Markets Since Introduction Of The Flexible Exchange Rate System In 1971. This is an 8-page paper that describes the fiscal impact of the Euro since its inception and the trend that it is following in its trail. It analyzes the foreign exchange and the currency flow. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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10144 The Origins of World Economy. This five-page paper is based on the book The Geography of the World Economy by Paul Knox and John Agnew. It will use the first nine chapters of the book in order to discuss the debate why the world economy might have originated in Asia instead of Europe. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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