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"It's dinner time," with my mum's yelling, I pulled up my exhausted body and walked to the dinner table. As usual, my father has turned on the TV with news being broadcast. My eyes were soon tagged on the economy: " Nikkei share reached its highest level since the 2011 Tsunami," "European leaders cut a deal to give Greece another bailout enabling Athens to stay solvent..." Rather than merely absorb the news, I pondered why Nikkei share went high and what the bailout would cause, concluding that maybe the rise of Nikkei share implies the financial market's support to the new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and that the bailout would mitigate Europe's financial crisis.
I like to wonder about economics because it is capricious and stimulating like a box of chocolates in which every new square offers new excitement. What would happen next is unpredictable but predictable at the same: there are often reasons behind the happenings. In addition, with my unique identity and globally diverse experience, my interest in economics has been constantly spurred, causing me to think and analyze worldwide affairs.
I always wondered: Why does Japan, a small island country, have the second highest GDP average? Why did China have dramatic transformation in such a short time? Why did America, a country with only hundreds of years of history, become the most influential country? And how can we solve the menacing monetary crisis that continues to prevail throughout the world?
The answer is: economics.
I appreciate any revise to my essay, especially regarding the overall idea of it:):)
Please help me, thank you!
"It's dinner time," with my mum's yelling, I pulled up my exhausted body and walked to the dinner table. As usual, my father has turned on the TV with news being broadcast. My eyes were soon tagged on the economy: " Nikkei share reached its highest level since the 2011 Tsunami," "European leaders cut a deal to give Greece another bailout enabling Athens to stay solvent..." Rather than merely absorb the news, I pondered why Nikkei share went high and what the bailout would cause, concluding that maybe the rise of Nikkei share implies the financial market's support to the new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and that the bailout would mitigate Europe's financial crisis.
I like to wonder about economics because it is capricious and stimulating like a box of chocolates in which every new square offers new excitement. What would happen next is unpredictable but predictable at the same: there are often reasons behind the happenings. In addition, with my unique identity and globally diverse experience, my interest in economics has been constantly spurred, causing me to think and analyze worldwide affairs.
I always wondered: Why does Japan, a small island country, have the second highest GDP average? Why did China have dramatic transformation in such a short time? Why did America, a country with only hundreds of years of history, become the most influential country? And how can we solve the menacing monetary crisis that continues to prevail throughout the world?
The answer is: economics.
I appreciate any revise to my essay, especially regarding the overall idea of it:):)
Please help me, thank you!
