Essays on Economy

Poverty and unemployment are among the significant issues facing most economies around the world. The problems affect not only the uneducated population but also the educated. Statistics from International Labor Law states that the unemployment issue mostly affects the younger generation as a good number...

The Wall Street Crash of 1929 is known to have been the cause of one of the world’s greatest financial crises’. In ninth grade, one of the topics that was discussed in my history class was World War 2. The one thing that stood out...

It was not the downturn within the commerce cycle, exchange protectionism, or the 1929 stock market crash that dove the nation to misery. It was the collapse of the banking system amid three waves of panics over the 1930-33 period. After the market crashed, certainty...

The Occupy Wall Street movement of 2011 was a protest where, in simple terms, the poor rose up against the rich. It was a protest movement that demanded change and in turn sparked the restructuring of American political views on economic inequality for years to...

The Occupy Wall Street (OWS) Movement defined the year of 2011 as a catalyst of political unrest and change. Thousands of passionate Americans marched across the country to express their dissatisfaction and distrust of the country’s big banks, corporations and politicians. With the rallies ultimately...

Crimea is a semi-autonomous region of Ukraine; politically linked to Ukraine but culturally tied to the Russian Federation. It is currently the site of escalating tensions between the two states. Between 2014 and 2018, 10,000 people were killed in conflict between Ukrainian soldiers and Russian-backed...

Ukraine has always been of special interest and significance to Russia, creating many topics to concern in the international relations. However, the Ukrainian Crisis in 2013 is one of the most important events happening in the history of the EU – Russia relationship. With the...

Crimea is an integral part Ukraine. Crimea is located on the Ukrainian mainland and is a peninsula off the coast of the Black Sea annexed by Russian forces in 2014 and has yet to be taken back. The conflict regards which federal nation has the...

Although the Global Peace Index shows that the peace in EU has been steadily increasing, however, with one exception, Ukraine, which ranks in 150th in the world has been experiencing large-scale conflicts. The crisis in Ukraine outbroke with protests in the capital city of Kiev...

Crimea was annexed by Russia in March of 2014. This annexation followed the Ukrainian Revolution in 2014, and took advantage of the country in a troubled time of transition and rebuilding. Since annexation, life has changed substantially for people living in the Crimean Peninsula. The...