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World development revision notes unit 2
comprehensive notes of unit 2 in world development giving you everything you need to get an A
£8.74 Preview RemoveGorbachev & The Ending of the Cold War - AQA A Level History
A Level notes beginning with the Brezhnev Era - full, in depth notes on the way in which Gorbachev's attempts at dealing of the poor Soviet economy/foreign policy led to liberation of several Eastern European states and efficient diplomacy, but also contributed to the collapse of the USSR and the end of the Cold War. Excellent revision for A Level.
£2.50 Preview RemoveWith Specific Examples, How has International Organizations Improved Co-Operation In the Modern International System?
In general international organizations are based on multilateral treaties between at least two sovereign nation-states, however, in the last few decades of the twentieth century many of the allegedly technical and "apolitical" organizations have taken turns to expand in principles and agenda and this in turn has fostered a new frontier for improvement of international cooperation in different levels. For the aforementioned, the notes take a gradual turn and a few examples to explain further.
£3.75 Preview RemoveA Privatization of Medibank
This paper is an economic analysis of what happens when Health Insurance is privatised. It includes different economic concepts and their implications. It is written in intermediate business english language and include economic charts.
£2.50 Preview RemoveEconomics
The notes are about the key subjects from economics, they include topics such as market structures, how banks work, inflation and unemployment etc.
£12.50 Preview RemoveHow Does Management Accounting Differ from Financial Accounting?
Financial accounting requires reporting a firm's or organization's overall performance to those not involved with that company or organization. Financial accounting is responsible for providing these uninvolved stakeholders with a financial report that summarizes the company's profitability and outlines the company's resources and obligations. It is hard for a company to convince unconnected parties to invest in it due to market expansion or to use the cash for other reasons if the company cannot adequately convey its financial situation. The balance sheet and the income statement are the two reports created throughout the financial accounting process.
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This is first chapter notes I will provide all class 10th notes
£2.50 Preview RemoveT-Account Ledger
Step-by-step construction of a T-Account Ledger for a first year University student in a Financial Accounting subject. An exercise guide is provided.
£6.25 Preview RemoveOligopoly; Full outline
This document includes all the definitions of oligopolies and related terms, with explanations on how the firms work together. Moreover, it includes a real-life example of how oligopolies operate.
£1.50 Preview RemoveFirm Attribute
"Firm attribute" refers to specific characteristics or qualities of a company that define its identity, operations, or performance. These attributes can vary depending on the focus of analysis but often include factors such as: Size: Measured by market capitalization, revenue, or number of employees. Industry: The sector or market the firm operates in, such as manufacturing, technology, or retail. Ownership Structure: Publicly traded, privately held, family-owned, or state-owned. Financial Performance: Metrics like profit margins, return on equity, or earnings per share. Corporate Governance: Board composition, leadership structure, and internal controls. Market Position: Competitive standing, market share, or brand reputation. Innovation Capability: Research and development (R&D), patents, or technological advancements. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives. Geographical Presence: The markets or regions in which the firm operates, both locally and internationally. Risk Profile: The level of exposure to various types of risk, such as market, credit, or operational risk.
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