“Malthusian Economics: a Global Perspective”
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A seventeen page paper which considers whether the theories of Malthus and his modern successors can be described as ‘doomsday economics’. The writer looks at several different viewpoints on global economics, in terms of the difficulties of assessing population increase, food supply and productivity, and the impact which development in the industrialised West has had on poorer nations. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: JLmalthus.wps

“Marx and Engels’ Perception of the Working Class”
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A five page paper which looks at the way in which Marx and Engels saw the situation of the working class in the nineteenth century, and the changes in social and economic policies which have alleviated the situation for workers in the developed West, although not for those in communist countries or the third world. Bibliography lists 3 sources
Filename: JLmarx2.wps

“Mr. Clean”: Reaction Paper
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A 3 page reaction paper on the article “Mr. Clean” by Elizabeth MacDonald and Michael Maiello as it appears in Forbes. No additional sources cited.
Filename: RAmrcln.rtf

“Policies which address economic inequalities resulting in human insecurity”
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A paper which considers the elements which constitute human insecurity, the extent to which economic inequality contributes to this, and how far conservative policies may be successfully implemented in order to redress inequality and lead to a greater measure of security for all members of a particular social structure.
Filename: JLsocinequal.wps

“Socio-economic theories regarding the minimum wage”
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A six page paper which looks at the theories of different economists and sociologists with regard to the instigation and implementation of a minimum wage, and considers how far different socio-economic structures would support such an innovation. Bibliography lists 5 sources
Filename: JLminwage.wps