Mainstream economics

the main tool of the economic policy so created shall be money, a strong instrument banks have to influence the economy. Hence, mainstream economics became essentially monetarist; the interest rate has actually been the Maslow’s hammer of the monetarist economics. Given that monetary interests prevail it may be said that the present mainstream economics is the monetarist mainstream economics and its public version is the monetary policy played by the monetarists. The economic paradigm, subject area

which are then studied within the conceptual/theoretical framework of political economy. Richardson goes on to analyze texts on Greenpeace and other NGO’s, particularly on what media tactics they use to push their ideas and gain recognition in the mainstream. In order to further explore her research questions, she conducted a Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) of media coverage on the Great Bear Rainforest from both the Globe and Mail and the Vancouver Sun from January 1, 1995 – January 1, 2007. In her

Cameron Howard ART HIST 11/7/2017 POP ART: Promoting Capitalism Through its Social Movement Viewpoint Pop Art is portrayed by procedures and topics drawn from mainstream mass culture like comic books, promotions, and ordinary social articles. This movement is broadly deciphered as a response to the thoughts of unique expressionism. Pop Art proposed to utilize pictures of prominent rather than elitist culture in workmanship, accentuating the commonplace components of any given culture, as a rule

d gun regulations is to minimize incidences associated with homicide, mass shooting, and terrorism, besides lowering the likelihood of mentally ill persons and convicted felons acquiring firearms. Over the years, numerous incidences of mass shootings have been witnessed in the United States. These incidences have triggered heated debates on whether tighter gun control measures should be implemented or not. Numerous studies have been carried out to determine the impact of gun control policies in society

consensus on what that actually means on the other hand appears to be socially evading. Throughout modern time the characterization of success has become convoluted; no longer is achieving a favorable or desired outcome the customary definition. Its mainstream depiction has been aggressively promoted by the more prominent social class. To become part of this social class is the aspiration of many people. However, its pursuit is negatively affecting many lives physically and financially.

through the 1930s. These decades are very different from one another. This paper compares and contrasts the traits of these times in the world of pop culture. Pop culture is an accurate way to observe the past because it shows everything that was mainstream and a staple of the time. The 1920s is notorious for the amount of partying people did at the time. People in the 20s had attitudes that said “yeah, why not?”. The mood of the twenties was energetic because of the parties, dances, and the alcohol

costume and tell act for masses of people. It was a form of storytelling that was not limited to the literate or rich or the scholars, but could be enjoyed by anyone form any economic background. Through it we can see our history and opinions in the form of characters, plots, and settings. We can observe the changing of mainstream opinions through the common themes and recurring motifs in the most popular plays. This is particularity true in regards to females in theatre. Throughout the years we

The Oxford dictionary defines a hipster as “a person who follows the latest styles and fashions, especially those regarded as being outside the cultural mainstream” (Fowler, Fowler and Murray, 1964). Since hipsters are a modern phenomenon, definitions are often broad and contradictory. There also exists little scholarship concerning the subject since their subcultural formation must be analyzed while it is still in formation. The lack of interest in academia contrasts to the immense quantity of opinions

Adbusters Media Foundation: An Active Space for Participation We live in the age of consumerism; we are constantly surrounded by advertisements in our everyday environments. Through television, print, billboards, radio, the Internet and countless other mediums, it seems as though we cannot escape ads. We have become so accustomed to advertisements that most of the time we are unaware of the impact they can have on us. To help us become more aware of the effects of advertisements and consumerism

There are many topics that may labeled as unproven belief, whether there is truly lack of information to cover it or the information on such topics is highly classified. One of the main unproven beliefs that catch everyone’s attention is the New World Order assuming that there is nearly 1% of the citizens, so-called elite power, who own 90% of the world, including realty, factories and governments. There has not been much information on One World Order until recently, when a mass leak slipped into