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2803 The Consumption Function, The Permanent Income Theory and The Life Cycle Theory. It is clear that the consumption function is a very important concept in the study of macroeconomics, yesterday, today, and into the future. This study will probe further into theories of the consumption function, with particular attention given to the permanent income theory and the life cycle theory. 8 pgs. 13 f/c. 4b.
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3695 The Market Economy and Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations". This paper will examine the theory of the market economy as set out by Adam Smith and, in the process, challenge many of the stereotypes that have developed concerning it. 4 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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3784 The Relationship Between Stock Price and Corporate Earnings. This brief study looks at the relationship between earnings and stock prices. It concludes that, despite short-term shifts in stock prices, earnings are the key indicators of longer term stock performance. Earnings are linked to the perceived value of a company and are therefore critical components in investors' decisions to purchase or sell stocks. The earnings, however, do not necessarily have to be present earnings. As is the case with new economy companies, value is based almost solely on future earnings (in some cases very distant future earnings). 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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3842 Theoretical Approaches to the Rise of Post-Fordism. The following paper commences with a brief empirical account of post-Fordism. Subsequently, a liberal and a social democratic interpretation of the phenomenon will be outlined. A concluding section offers some broad observations on the relationship of theory and practice or paradigm and interpretation. 11 pgs. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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4064 Joseph Schumpeter and Neo-Classical Economics. Schumpeter's economic theories as they are outlined in "Capitalism, Democracy and Socialism" differ significantly from the neo-classical view of economics. The neo-classical view is outlined-with reference to Adam Smith as a representative neo-classical economist--and contrasted with Schumpeter's theories. Schumpeter's absorption of Marxism, his views on markets and monopolies, and his ruminations on the future of capitalism are highlighted and contrasted with the neo-classical paradigm. 14 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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4143 Reality Check On The New Economy. The valuation of Internet based and new-economy companies has been one of the most heated problems in financial markets over the past year. The problem is that Internet companies are riding a revolutionary wave and are not operating in the same environment as traditional old-economy companies. Naturally, using traditional means to valuate them is of limited value. Unfortunately, however, no accepted 'revolutionary' modes of evaluation have emerged to coincide with the broader growth of the e-commerce era. Investors must thus make their investment decisions on incomplete and unreliable data, focusing more on their own vision and projections rather than historical performance. This is a high-risk environment and investors should be clear that all may not be what it seems. Those who can handle this degree of risk should take comfort; those that cannot should stay away. 11 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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4148 America: Cultural Exports Versus Manufactured Goods. In the past twenty years America's manufacturing has declined yet the export of cultural goods has skyrocketed. This paper analyzes this shift in relative importance of the two sectors. It emphasizes American maturity in the Fordist economy and inability to adapt to post-Fordist manufacturing. Also, it highlights the technological changes of the Information Revolution that have increased the penetration of media and cultural goods. 16 pgs. Bibliography lists 23 sources.
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