Essays on Economics

The word ‘Real Estate’ was first introduced in the 1660s, but with changing times, changing era, changing decades the real estate has emerged strongly and it has become a powerful term. Real estate gained a market from connections and word of mouth, but with the...

For people interested in buying or selling property it is important that they follow the prevalent trend of the market. These trends help an investor to decide whether it is the right time to invest in real estate or not. In order to achieve their...

For the past several decades, the use of drugs in America have caused enumeral deaths, and broken millions of families. Although the drug in question has shifted from year to year, they all shared one in common, they were all illegal. Over time, through the...

Keynesian economics and policies have their names taken from British economist John Maynard Keynes and his assisting theories. The most well known work distributed in 1936 by Keynes was his book called: The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money. While, his last book distributed...

Keynesian Economics and Neoliberalism are two of the prevailing economic ideologies, with the latter being the dominant ideology used by most developing nations today. These two ideologies rely on different foundations – on who the main actors are to achieve economic development – but both...

From 1880 the Earth has increased in temperature by over 0.8° celsius according to NASA earth observatory. Coal mining in Australia is contributing heavily to global warming and staggering amounts of people die each year due to coal mining. And finally, air pollution from coal...

From buildings to roadways, concrete can be found in many aspects of life. While most view concrete as what is used in sidewalks and mortars, what they don’t see is how it can save a community. In my community, coal mining is not only the...