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Ans. What is globalization? Globalization means integrating our economy with world economy. Globalization helps in interaction between people, companies and governments through exchange of goods and services, grants, and exchange of technology. Globalization in India In year 1991 Indian economy faced economic crisis due to serious Balance of Payments problems and the rupee devaluated and India at that time had reserve for imports of only three weeks. So the Indian government had taken a step towards

compared to other countries or to the same country in the past. It is common knowledge that each country is aiming to be defined as developed. For us is to determine which measure is a better representative of how country is developed HDI or GNP per capita. Firstly, we will define what economic development is. Secondly we will compare Gross National Product and Gross Domestic Product. Thirdly, we will outline the problems with these indicators. Finally, we will try to find out whether HDI is a

international poverty line of US$2 a day. Therefore, Indonesia has many poverty related diseases such as malaria, HIV/AIDs. The government struggles to supply adequate health resources due to lack of funding as it has a lower tax base, due to lower GDP per capita. This contributes to the lower life expectancy. Health care expenditure in Indonesia only makes up 3.1% of GDP compared to Australia which spends 16% of the total budget or $66.3b. The Australian government can provide the collective wants of society

“well-off”), age or social status. In this article, I set out to compare Frances healthcare system to the UK’s healthcare system to argue why I believe that France has a better one. This essay will compare methods of funding (private vs. government), income per capita (and other important aspects), and political and economic circumstances of both systems. The

national and personal income. National income is the overall annual value of goods and services within a respective country economy. The chart shows that in 2016, the GNP was $7,864.80 higher than the national income. National income is broken down into ten categories (compensation of employees, rents, interest, proprietor’s income, corporate income taxes, dividends, undistributed corporate profits, indirect business taxes, consumption of fixed capital and net foreign factor income). However, the employee

all earned $1.401 trillion in exports in 2017 (“Europe :: Germany”). Its main partners in exports were US 8.9%, France 8.4%, UK 7.1%, Netherlands 6.5% (“Europe :: Germany”). Moreover, imports are also utilized in measuring a country’s GDP and GDP per capita. Imports are those goods and services made in a foreign country and taken in to another. This is usually done because it is cheaper in terms of labor to retrieve the product as an

inverted-U relationship between income inequality and economic development. Later it is found that the Kuznets curve is useful for describing the relationship between environmental pressure and the economic growth or known as the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) (Dinda, 2004). The hypothesis of the EKC is that at early stages of a country’s development, the quality of its environment will be deteriorated faster and getting slow down at some level of income per capita that the economic growth support

Growth Domestic product per

Considering the table above, GNP was higher than the National Income by 2,521.3. To determine National Income from GNP you have to subtract GNP. The main component would be the value of GNP and the total output of goods and services of a country. National Income also considers both domestic and international earnings. GDP in Different Countries COUNTRY GDP (in billions of U.S. dollars) Population (in millions) Per Capita GDP (in thousands of U.S. dollars) 1 2 3 4=2/3 UNITED STATES 16800

Estimating the effects of Brexit To forecast the consequences of the UK leaving the EU, we must make assumptions about how trade costs change following Brexit. It is not known exactly how the UK’s relations with the EU would change following Brexit, which means that there is a lack of clarity over the consequences of Brexit for trade costs between the UK and the EU. To overcome this difficulty, we analyse two scenarios: an optimistic scenario in which the increase in trade costs between