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China’s Economic Growth: A Political Perspective Most economic sociologists proceed inductively, looking at how economic behavior varies over time or across countries and tracing that variation to something about social context. This is qui...
the Thirty Years War. It was the first country dedicated to "liberty, equality, and fraternity" during the French Revolution, and today it remains a leader as an influential and powerful member of the European Union and the United Nations. ...
economic crisis caused by the transition from planned to market economies (www.imf.org). The two developing countries with the biggest populations did comparatively well during the past decade. In India GDP per capita grew by about 2.4 perc...
focused on education investment on the background of financial crisis. There are theoretical divergences in the studies on the relationship between China's education investment and economic growth all along. This paper is based on the Time...
Economic growth plays a central part in such progress. It gives humanity the means and resources to acquire a better life. Rather than being a problem-maker, the development of the economy provides humanity with the ability to overcome its ...
trade liberalisation and pointed out that trade liberalisation is good but it does not automatically lead to reap the benefits of liberalisation. Some countries may not benefit from liberalisation until these countries also follow outward o...
is undergoing a consumer revolution, a revolution which is as far reaching and radical as the political, social, and cultural revolutions that preceded it. Today the Chinese people consume unprecedented amounts of goods, services, and expe...