Tag: S23.4

Europe, History, International

Stresemann and the Dawes Plan

The years following the Great War saw Germany in economic and political which peaked by 1923. The country was plunged into a period of hyperinflation and high unemployment, while the government struggled to maintain order and stability. However, through the policies of Chancellor Gustav Stresemann, the economy was rejuvenated, bringing about the ‘Golden Age’ of prosperity in Germany. Stresemann’s most influential policy, the Dawes Plan, … Continue reading Stresemann and the Dawes Plan

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Economics, International, UK, US

Trickle Down Economics

“An economic recovery, like a rising tide, will lift all boats. For many, maybe even most, it will lift by painful inches. Some boats, however, may be lifted faster and higher.”  So spoke President Ronald Reagan during his 1982 State of the Union address.  He promised growth for all, stimulated by tax cuts for the top earning bracket, allowing for money to “trickle” down socio-economic levels … Continue reading Trickle Down Economics

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Business and Technology, International

The Impact of AI in Our Society

In recent times, Artificial Intelligence has become more prominent in our everyday lives. With the emergence of AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, which are able to answer questions and assist with tasks such as writing essays, our everyday lives have become much easier and more efficient. While AI has the potential to bring about numerous positive changes in society, it can also bring about risks … Continue reading The Impact of AI in Our Society

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Asia, Development

South Korea – Miracle on the Han River

The Korea of the early 20th century is unrecognisable compared to the South Korea we know today. During the first half of the 1900s the Korean economy was underdeveloped, lacking proper infrastructure, had limited industry, and was still an economy that was largely dependent on agriculture. The majority of the population was involved in farming, but they generally used outdated equipment resulting in low farming … Continue reading South Korea – Miracle on the Han River

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UK

The Economics of the Premier League

The Premier League is the world’s most popular football league with 1.02 billion viewers annually, from every continent. Every child in the UK has a dream of one day playing in the Premier League. Football is something that can unite all, regardless of class, religion or race. English football came to be loved for being competitive and fast. Premier league clubs also have some of … Continue reading The Economics of the Premier League

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Americas, Development

The Impact of Breaking Bad on Albuquerque 

‘My name is Walter Hartwell White. I live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane Albuquerque New Mexico 87104. This is my confession.’ That’s perhaps the most iconic line from the award-winning show ‘Breaking Bad’. Breaking Bad was filmed from 2008 to 2013 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Initially, director Vince Gilligan wanted to shoot in California, but after Sony bought the series, they requested a change of … Continue reading The Impact of Breaking Bad on Albuquerque 

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