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Hinduism and Economic Crises

The American Economist, 2009
The Hindu doctrine has broad covering laws for the description and management of crises. Economic swings are covered under a theory of long cycles that parallels the Golden, Silver, Bronze, and Iron ages of the West. Order breaks down in each cycle, and society is reconstituted anew. The individuals and ruler produce, accumulate, and distribute wealth
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Economic Crises

2014
Ian I Mitroff, Can M. Alpaslan
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Economic Crises Deepen Country Budget Deficits and Deficits Deepen Economic Crises

2010
In this paper we wish to point out that some measures taken by the government to reduce budget deficits in times of economic crisis have the opposite effect, i.e. widening budget deficit. In Romania’s case the measures are focused on increased taxation and reducing public spending instead of stimulating business environment in order to increase GDP ...
Göndör Mihaela, Munteanu Anca
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce   +2 more
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Economic Crises

Rethinking Marxism, 2013
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Decoding Economic Crises

2023
Cristina Peicuti, Jean-Marc Daniel
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Unemployment as Economic Crises

2017
Chapter 4 introduces analytical frameworks that focus on an economy as a whole. Again, we can distinguish analytical frameworks that are formulated in top-down and bottom-up perspectives. While some top-down formulations permit unemployment to persist without corrective measures being taken, the full-employment situation provides the reference point ...
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Economic Progress and Economic Crises.

The Economic Journal, 1932
J. E. Meade   +3 more
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