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Financial Mathematics
The notes contain an example of financial mathematics worked out step by step for easy understanding
£187.50 Preview RemoveIntroduction to Accounting Closing Entries
The notes contain the basic in closing entries
£2.25 Preview Removelecture notes economics - The role of government in the economy
The lecture notes outline the pivotal role of economics in society, exploring its influence on individual decisions, government policies, and societal well-being. It covers fundamental concepts and examines how economic principles address contemporary social issues, providing a comprehensive view of its impact on shaping modern societies.
£1.50 Preview RemoveThe National and International EOCR Economics AS
All notes needed for your National and International Economy Exam in Macroeconomics. Includes diagrams of graphs, definitions and brief yet descriptive notes. Got 91% using these notes in my Exam in 2014.
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Total complete notes for economics students with all the graphs . Very useful for IAL unit 2 /IGCSE/CIE /AP /AQA .
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Brief notes on cost push and demand pull inflation.
£1.00 Preview RemoveA-Level Economics Practice Essays MACRO
These are potential essays that are likely to come up during final exams These are suitable for many specifications, e.g., AQA, Peason Edexcel This is only for MACRO This document provides exam questions and plans upon what to write, how to answer it, real life examples, etc. More information, feel free to message me
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Introductory Economics is a first-year course that essentially contains the common basics of economics including the elements of economic activities and many more
£3.75 Preview RemoveGrowth, inflation and the domestic economy - Economics
An introduction to macroeconomics, covering measures of economic performance (GDP, inflation, unemployment, the balance of payments), aggregate supply and demand, national income and economic growth. Written for theme 3 of the Edexcel Economics A Level, but suitable for business A levels and 1st year PPE/Economics.
£2.00 Preview RemoveEdexcel a level economics b question paper 2 june 2024 + mark scheme
Mark Scheme (Results) Summer 2024 Pearson Edexcel GCE A Level In Economics B (9EB0) Paper 02 Competing in the Global Economy
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Goes into depth on supply and demand, and the different aspects of them. For example the supply and demand curves, and Ceteris Paribus
£2.50 Preview Removelecture notes economics - Ethical principles in business and finance
The lecture notes cover ethical principles in business and finance, addressing topics such as corporate governance, transparency, accountability, and integrity in financial transactions. It highlights the ethical dilemmas in decision-making and the impact of unethical behavior on stakeholders and society. The notes also discuss moral hazards, conflicts of interest, and ethical decision-making frameworks in the context of business and finance. Through real-life examples and case studies, the notes provide a comprehensive understanding of how ethical principles guide responsible business practices and financial management, encouraging critical thinking and ethical decision-making in the business and finance sectors.
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Medium of exchange Evolution of money Kinds of money Functions of Money Difference between money and near money Demand for money Theories of demand for money RATE OF INTEREST AND PRICE OF BONDS Keynes theory of demand for money or liquidity preference theory MONEY AND PRICES FRIEDMAN'S RESTATEMENT OF THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY (NEW QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY) QUANTITY THEORY AND KEYNES' THEORY: DIFFERENCE SUPPLY OF MONEY DETERMINANTS OF MONEY SUPPLY MEASURES OF MONEY SUPPLY IN INDIA HIGH POWERED MONEY MONET MULTIPLIER THE H THEORY OF MONEY SUPPLY
£2.50 Preview RemoveLecture 7
This lecture is the 7th lecture for the Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty course taught under Luke Boosey.
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This is a lecture summary of Joint Arrangement concepts. It contains definitions involved in PFRS 11 as well as the formula for accounting for equity method. It is intended for 3rd year Accounting students for the subject Accounting for Business Combinations.
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This lecture is the 24th lecture for the Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty course taught under Luke Boosey.
£2.50 Preview RemoveVenezuela: A Country in Crisis
Language: English Pages: 15 Words: 4071 Description: This paper discusses the ongoing crisis in Venezuela through a comparison of idiosyncrasy in its leadership between Hugo Chavez and Nicholas Maduro.
£2.00 Preview RemoveOxford essay on child labour in developing countries
Oxford finals essay on the title, 'Is a ban on child labour likely to lead to an increase in poverty? If developing countries do not ban child labour, should we ban the import of goods produced with child labour?'
£3.75 Preview Removelecture notes economics - Analysis of market competition
The lecture notes cover an in-depth analysis of market competition, including topics such as competitive strategies, market structures, pricing models, and the impact of competition on consumer behavior. The notes also discuss the role of government regulations and antitrust laws in addressing monopolistic practices. Additionally, the lecture notes explore the dynamics of global competition and the emergence of digital platforms. Overall, the notes provide a comprehensive understanding of the complexities and implications of market competition in various industries.
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notes on cobweb theorem that are easy to read and set out in colour
£3.75 Preview RemoveInternational Political Economy
International political economy (IPE) is an academic discipline which analyzes international relations in combination with political economy. International Political Economy emerged as a new approach to international relations during the 1970s because of two important economic crises which had political and economic consequences. The first of these was the 1973 Oil Crisis which took place when OPEC countries declared on 17 October 1973 that they would not export petroleum to the countries that supported Israel directly or indirectly in the still ongoing Yom Kippur War between Israel and Arab nations; and then they decided to raise the price of crude petroleum dramatically. These developments meant that the Western economies were badly hit and their central banks had to raise interest rates and all economies importing petrol from OPEC experienced serious recession.
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Notes for IB Economics Higher Level Topic: Elasticities Achieved consistent 7s with these notes
£1.50 Preview RemoveEconomic growth UK with policies essay
A full written essay about economic growth of UK, how it is measured and recent policies with examples in UK. Work was checked by the teaching staff in Warwick University and was graded with Distinction or highest grade. This work will be most suitable for 1st and 2nd year undergrads.
£4.38 Preview RemoveImportance and Purpose of International Busuness in Kenya
This paper explains in details the factors that influence international business in Kenya. As a developing economy, this writing can be used as a model or guide in understanding the economic environment of other developing economies, as far as international business is concerned.
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