The economic and political histories of Spain and Mexico show a lot of parallels between the challenges and the developments that have taken place. The levels of economic development in Spain and Mexico during the early 19th century were similar to those of many other regions but the two countries...

Environmental valuation falls from the perspective of environmental economics. In this case, Environmental economics uses information from both environmental issues as well as traditional economics. On the other hand, it concedes that indeed the environment possesses value; however, they tend to pay more focus on human terms of environmental valuation...

The construction industry in any country can be considered a highly complex sector, specifically with regard to the finance and economy that mainly involves a wide range of various stakeholders. In addition to this, the industry also possesses wider ranging linkages specifically with many other areas associated with activities including...

The involvement of the government in economic activities is significant since it influences the economy as well as prosperity of a nation. Some of the institutions supported by governments are establishments for macroeconomic stabilization, regulatory organizations, institutes for social insurance and conflict management (Borisova & Simons, 2012). Notably, the political...

IntroductionChina supplies the world with fish in a time where fish scarcity is ever increasing. Statistics show that in 2014, China was responsible for 61.6% of the global production of aquaculture harvesting 73.8 million tons worth $138 billion dollars. They are one of the few countries that grows more fish...