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    as the key port for the slave trade. Africa has a key location for the slave trade. It is right alongside the water, that allowed for easy transportation to Europe, and the Americas. Not only that but Africa already had an existing slave trade. Capitalists found it much easier to expand an already existing business, than having to create one, like that would have been done had they decided to make this slave trade in Europe. Frank Wilderson, professor at UC Irvine explains that their is no financial

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    Impact of John Stuart Mill’s Philosophies on Philippines’ Society, Politics and Economy Mendoza, A.; SocSci 2 WBYDX John Stuart Mill’s social, political, and economic philosophies are widely applied in the Philippine setting. His conception of social liberty, feminism, political democracy and economic democracy is practiced in the country, although not holistically applied or not well-carried out at some cases. Philippines, as a democratic country, adapts the libertarian culture that Mill

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    Modernisation, on the other hand, is a “conceptual framework that articulated a common set of assumptions about the nature of American society and its ability to transform a world perceived as both materially and culturally deficient” (Latham, 2000). Specifically, modernisation theorists posited a sharp distinction between traditional and modern societies. They took for granted that economic development, from traditional to modern, proceeded along a single straight, unambiguous line. Finally, modernisation

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    capitalism then exploring the different theories within. In addition, the elements of socialism and capitalism will be covered and compared with each other. This paper is a full analysis of socialism and capitalism, the ideas within, the elements of the economy and how they are applied in the world. The first thing that will be done in this paper is the elements of both socialism and capitalism will be broken down. There will be an evaluation between socialism and capitalism regarding the government, property

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    Political-economist like Adam Smith and Karl Marx have investigated the capitalist system and both have demonstrated the links to exploitation, racism and

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    “In a globalized economy with free capital mobility, nations no longer specialize in their own “comparative advantage”, but instead global capitalists and corporations follow “absolute advantage” (Daly, 2017, p.1). In contrast,

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    best promote human happiness. Smith’s definition of economic well-being was quite simple and straightforward. According to Smith, Economic welfare depends on the amount of the annual produce of labour and the number of consumers (Hunt 22). In every economy, welfare increases as the composition of productive output

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    Corruption also lead to reduced government fiscal funding by investors (lenders) and may result in increased taxes which may result in country instability overtime. I begin by providing the context of a country’s economy as it relates to government and firm’s roles in developing a country and its economy. I then provide examples of countries (Brazil and South Africa) which have been plagued by corruption and I also discuss the major economic problems they have experienced in recent years as a result of corruption

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    other. Such is the case with the economy and politics. Economic and political policies affect each other through many factors creating both positive and negative effects and other challenges to neutrality. The result is a complex network of policies influencing the landscape of the global economy and politics. Tejvan Pettinger (2017), a published economics professor in Britain, wrote in Economics Help, Economics is concerned with studying and influencing the economy. Politics is the theory and practice

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    The different economic systems There are four main classifications of the economic system: mixed economy, socialism, capitalism, and communism. A mixed economy is a mixture of capitalism and socialism. Personal possession of large company is probable; there is just a higher amount of taxation on these businesses. This is common economic structure as most established or emerging countries have implemented it, including the United States of America. Meanwhile America has free market abilities with

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