Name Professor’s Name Course Date Application of Cyanobacteria in Space Introduction Cyanobacteria are microscopic unicellular bacteria rich in chemical diversity and obtain their energy from photosynthesis. The bluish pigment known as phycocyanin contains chlorophyll and detains light from photosynthesis. This shows that cyanobacteria can manufacture their food. By creating oxygen as photosynthesis by-product, cyanobacteria became the game-changer that later caused multicellular and proliferation organisms. As a result, enabling animal life here in the world. Additionally, cyanobacteria also became the first bacteria on planet earth to invent photosynthesis. Cyanobacteria has endured many years, thus becoming a genetic diversity widespread in many parts of the world, be it on water or land. This paper will, therefore, discuss the cyanobacteria application in the space. Literature Review Cyanobacteria significance in Nitrogen Cycle Cyanobacteria has a significant role in promoting the growth of organisms and also enabling the growth of many plants. As mentioned, from the history records, they are part of the few organism groups with the ability to transform inert atmospheric nitrogen to organic form, including ammonia, also known as nitrate. Notably, plants…

Karl Marx Life and Contributions in Philosophy Name Institution                   Karl Marx Life and Contributions in Philosophy Karl Marx was born in Trier, Germany, on 5th May in 1818 and died in London due to pleurisy on 14th March in 1883 (Fuchs, 2015). Karl published one of the most popular and celebrated pamphlets in social movement history entitled The Communist Manifesto and also a book called Das Kapital (Fuchs, 2015). The authorship of Karl was based on Marxism school of thoughts and beliefs. His contribution to philosophy was majorly through Karl Marx’s Theory of Capitalism. Karl Marx’s life’s work was based on the exploration of the relationship between different classes in a society, which are dictated by the ownership of production resources. In Marx’s system of capitalist stratifies society into two groups, the bourgeoisie, who control the means of production, and the proletariat who provide labour (Fuchs, 2015). Karl Marx’s theory of capitalism has concepts such as alienation, exploitation, and the value of the commodity, which are still relevant to the study…

Effects of tariff imposition on foreign goods to the US economy Positive effects Tariff imposition on imports protects the home industry against foreign competition. Home industry entails the infant and aging industries. This keeps off foreign companies from offering trading their products at lower prices lower than the costs. The domestic producers are also given a chance to grow their enterprises. protection on these domestic industries lead to manufacturing and also production through technology hence creating a long-term economic growth (Randle, 2017). Another benefit is that it increases government revenue due to the collection of the tariffs. Tariff is a form of tax and therefore every import that has tariff has to be paid for to government. This increases the government revenue. In US Custom and Border Protection collects tariff in lieu of the department of Commerce. The revenue earned is used to develop the nation either economically, socially, politically leading to a developed economy (Radcliffe, 2019). Negative effects Tarif imposition comes along with its own disadvantages. Firstly, it will increase the prices of the domestic prices due to lack…

Expected Changes in the Economy Due to the ongoing events, especially the outbreak of Coronavirus, the economy is expected to change. The stock markets, private sectors, manufacturing sectors, among others, are likely to be affected. The purpose of this paper is to critique the article ‘Will the Coronavirus Cause a Recession? Keep Your Eye on the Barbershop’ by Ben Casselmanon TheNew York Times journal. The paper will analyze the changes that economists expect in the economy based on the article.. According to the article, the Coronavirus outbreak has shaken the market of stock and affected the supply chains all over the world (Casselman, 2019). Despite that there have not been identified as economic damages so far, economists still expect that a recession is expected. The article, however,  asserts that a downturn is possible if the disease spreads beyond the travel, manufacturing, and other sectors that the disease affects. The disease has already caused some companies to be closed, events and flights canceled, some cities in Europe and Asia nearly shutting down, and private companies such as United Airlines, Mastercard, Apple,…

Thailand’s Sustainable Development and Economy In 2015, the UN (United Nations) member states decided to adopt the 2030 plan of millennium development. The objective of the development plan was supposed to be achieved within fifteen years. The millennium development goals comprised of about seventeen goals with over 160 specific targets (Moore & Donaldson, 2016). They also had over two hundred indicators for measurement. There are three-millennium development objectives that are supposed to be accomplished. They are supposed to meet the economic needs of the country, environmental and social needs. The goals should be carried out in an inclusive and integrated method that moves with every individual. Thailand has its framework of development that it uses to attain the millennium development goals. The technique is known as the sufficient economy philosophy. It depends on integrity and wisdom and principles of reasonableness, moderation. Thailand has adopted an adequate economy system to integrate its social development and national economic plan even before 2015 (Moore & Donaldson, 2016). One of the significant development goals that Thailand has managed to tackle successfully is the eradication…

Globalisation vs Global Economy The term globalisation has received much publicity due to its powerful representation of the most influential forces which influences the future course of the world. This concept focuses on various components namely the political, economic, environmental, social, security, cultural, health among other dimensions.  This research explores globalisation in the form of the global economic patterns and trading activities. Although the concept of globalisation dates back in the 1980s’ this term had deep roots in the ancient times with many people interpreting it differently. These varied explanations have resulted in many reactions from scholars, activists and policymakers, regarding the term globalisation. Whereas some have described it as the force for global economic advancement, others have viewed globalisation as the most dangerous phenomenon which could ruin the economy of the world (You, 2002). However, globalisation could be a source of global conflicts. Still, at the same time, it can manage them via the beneficial effects of competition and the likely global collaboration.  The global cooperation or the creation of new international institutions could help to offset the positive…

Globalisation vs. Global Economy The term globalisation has received much publicity due to its powerful representation of the most influential forces which are continuously shaping the future course of the world. This concept focuses on various components, namely the political, economic, environmental, social, security, cultural, health, among other dimensions. Although the idea of globalisation was in use by the 1980s by the Chinese scholars,it has deep roots in ancient times, with groups of authors and government leaders interpreting it differently. These varied explanations have resulted in many reactions from scholars, activists, and policymakers, regarding the applicability and objective of globalisation. Whereas some have described it as the force for global economic advancement, others have viewed globalisation as the most dangerous phenomenon which could ruin the economies of the world (You, 2002). One could also argue thatglobalisation may cause numerous global conflicts. However, supporters of this issue asserts that it can manage challenges via the beneficial effects of competition and the likely global collaboration. The global cooperation or the creation of new international institutions could help to offset the positive and…

The economy of Qatar The economy of Qatar as one of the richest worldwide based on GDP per capita with the World Bank and IMF ranking it as the fifth and the seventh on the world, according to 2015 and 2016 data. Qatar’s economy has its cornerstones being Petroleum and natural gas, which accounts for over 70% of all the government revenue as well as over 60% of gross domestic products. Further it amounts to approximately 85% of the export earnings. For instance, Qatar has other world’s third-largest natural gas reserves that is proves and it is the second-largest exporter of natural gas. The Qatari government is getting concerned that most of the country’s national income is majorly relies on the revenue received from the exportation of Qatari Petroleum-based products. Hence, the question of whether reliance on Petroleum-based exports are good for Qatar’s economy in the long run or not.  Qatar’s government should rely on Petroleum-based exports. ………………………………………….. https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enKE884KE884&sxsrf=ALeKk03F5UjPt1jGRad0E8I_g8P0Y01DGw%3A1582914094033&ei=LlpZXpfZAZrAgwfc75jACw&q=Arguments+for+reliance+on+petroleum-based+exports&oq=Arguments+for+reliance+on+petroleum-based+exports&gs_l=psy-ab.3…33434.33434..35357…0.2..0.587.587.5-1……0….1..gws-wiz…….0i71.KGUZYQ9exuw&ved=0ahUKEwiXqKPC7vTnAhUa4OAKHdw3BrgQ4dUDCAs&uact=5 Qatar government should continue relying on Petroleum based exports since the Qatar economy is doing so well right now. Currently, Qatar’s…

The Expanding U.S Economy in 2020 The economy of a country undergoes a trade cycle marked by four stages. The four phases include expansion, peak, recession, and depression. Various economic indicators such as production, inflation, business growth, employment, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), among others, show different forms of performance during the multiple phases of a trade cycle. The focus of this business essay is to determine the business cycle phase the U.S economy is currently operating by reviewing a business article published anytime between January 2020 and today by the New York Times. In late 2019, economists forecast was that the economy was headed for the late stage of the business cycle. At the time, it was thought that the economy was at its peak after nine years of expansion after the 2007-2009 recession. Casselman (2020), on the New York Times, states that the expansion phase does not seem to slow down any time sooner. An article, Job Growth Gives the Economy an Upbeat Start to the year by Ben Casselman on February 7, published by The New York Times,…

Trickle Up Trickle Down Economy Trickle Up Economy Trickle up economy concentrates on the ideologies of lowering taxes and compensating people who depend on low incomes on survival. Trickle up economy emphasizes on how to increase the income of the low earners to become middle earning individuals. The compensations are passed to the people through the introduction of tax credits for individuals with small businesses, and also subsidies. Improving the small businesses may lead to the top of the large scale companies influencing the congress since they will not be important anymore. Trickle up economy ensures that money is in full circulation hence leading to the rise in the multiplier effect. In recent years, income inequality has raised in many different countries, including the United States. In the different economies available worldwide, income inequality has reduced the rate of consumption, forcing up the rate of saving by taking the economy to the people who mostly saved from the people who consume. The shift has brought negative effects to the economy of a country, depending on whether the expensive capital and…