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European budget and 2007-2010 Crisis
Detailed notes about the organisation and application of budget economics in Europe, from sources of revenues to uses in expenditure and various laws regulating distribution and problems arising from them. Also gives context and effects of the 2007-2010 European crisis, attempts at solution and ways it shaped the Europe we live in today.
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A simple step-by-step construction of a Trial Balance, using a core exercise as a guide. These notes are intended for first year students in a Financial Accounting subject.
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Introduction and scope of Cost Accounting, Limitations of Cost Accounting, Coding, Features of a good coding system
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1st year Bachelor of commerce student - the different economic systems as well as their advantages & disadvantages. Highly comprehensible and easy to learn and memorise from.
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Economic liberalisation and SAPs in Southern Africa, causes and consequences. Case studies of Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa
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This lecture is the 21th lecture for the Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty course taught under Luke Boosey.
£2.50 Preview RemoveCorporate Accounts - Share, Types of Shares and Difference between Preference Share and Equity Share
These are the notes of Corporate Accounts of Bachelor's of Commerce of 1st year 2nd Semester. These notes consist of Meaning of Shares, types of Shares and Difference between Preference Share and Equity Share. The notes are short and precise and easy to understand.
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Bonnes pratiques de gestion des ressources humaines
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Notes that describe the different political parties in the American Political System.
£2.50 Preview RemoveMicroeconomics: Understanding the Structure Blocks of Financial Way of Behaving
Dive into the fundamental principles that govern individual economic decisions with "Microeconomics: Understanding the Structure Blocks of Financial Way of Behaving." This title extends an invitation to grasp the intricacies of microeconomics, shedding light on the foundational building blocks that shape the economic behavior of individuals and small entities. The phrase "Structure Blocks" emphasizes the organized and foundational nature of microeconomic principles. Each concept serves as a crucial block, contributing to the overall structure of economic decision-making at the individual level. Through this exploration, individuals gain insights into how factors like supply, demand, pricing, and resource allocation influence the daily financial choices people make. "Financial Way of Behaving" encapsulates the focus on the behavioral aspects of economic decision-making. By understanding the principles of microeconomics, one gains a nuanced perspective on how individuals and small entities interact with limited resources to satisfy their needs and wants. This title serves as a gateway to deciphering the logic behind economic choices, offering a comprehensive understanding of the rationale that underlies financial behaviors. "Microeconomics: Understanding the Structure Blocks of Financial Way of Behaving" is not just an introduction; it's an empowering journey into the core principles that govern economic decision-making on a micro-scale. It aims to equip learners and enthusiasts with the knowledge needed to navigate the intricate web of individual economic behaviors and contribute to informed decision-making in various economic contexts. In summary, this title encapsulates an exploration of the foundational concepts of microeconomics, providing a key to deciphering the structured blocks that define the financial behaviors of individuals and small entities. It stands as a guide for those seeking a deeper understanding of the principles shaping economic decision-making at the micro level.
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This is Micro Economics assignment and we cover important questions in this assignment.I hope you will learn a lot from this assignment.
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Notes from the Class Valedictorian of the College of L&S (2015) University of California, Davis Dr. Bill McCarthy Agnew's social strain theory focuses on relationships, and the manner in which motivations to offend are created through stress and strains experienced within them. He argues that crime is motivated by pressure that is socially exerted, taking a social-psychological theoretical approach. Edwin Sutherland's Differential Association theory contents that crime arises through processes of communication within intimate friendships. Individuals learn both that engaging in delinquent acts can provide beneficial results, as well as the specific techniques for doing so effectively.
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