International Baccalaureate: Economics
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MacroEconomic IA -Japanese Unemployment
Although the unemployment rate performance good, the article mentioned that there are still hidden unemployment problems in the calculation. Many people have part-time work, but really like to be working full time.They might not earn as much as they would like, but have to stay in part-time job as it is better than no job. The old Japanese people are lack of confidence in Japan?s Economy,and they go out and looking for a job, but they might only get part-time jobs as they have some difficulties to get a job as their high age. Japanese firms prefer part-time workers as well due the low wages and less payment for the their insurance.
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Role of ICT for "Make in India" government initiative.
Narendra Modi * Number of sectors : 25 * Investment Proposals received : INR 2000 crore (till Oct 9th,2014) * ?MAKE IN INDIA? campaign is dedicated to patriot, a great philosopher and political leader Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya who was born on the same date in 1916 Information and Communication Technology: ICT can be broadly viewed under two sectors, Information Technology ( IT ) and Communication. It refers to technology that gains access to information via telecommunications. ICT includes various communication mediums like Internet, wireless networks, Mobile phones etc. Modern Information and Communication technology has constructed a ?Global Village? where people all around the world can communicate with each other as if they were living next door.
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What are the stages in economic development? Discuss this in reference to at least two countries.
All the economies of the world were more or less agricultural economies at one period of time. The economy is called subsistence in that at this turn virtually a farmer can hardly grow sufficient food for his survival despite his utmost efforts at it. The economy is marred by the fact that the country usually has very low literacy rates, outdated means of cultivation. Poor transportation, short life expectancy, high infant mortality rates and widespread hunger. With the passage of time and scientific techniques being used by the farmers, there comes a stage when the farmer can excel in agricultural productivity.
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