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MICROECONOMICS

1st year of economics studies of mine nice summary of beginning the economics and microeconomics.

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CFA Level 3 - Ethics and Professional Standards

I create this summary of knowledge for CFA level 3 2019 June exam. Hope this can help you. Please note that this may not cover all syllabus, and does not guarantee for your pass, which requires dedication, hardwork and consistency. In case having trouble with any part, please refer to CFA notebook/Schwesser

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INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS STUDIES

This is the first in a series of notes on Business Studies. The notes are precise, simplified and to the point and easy to understand. They are suitable for secondary school students taking business studies/commerce course. They are also of immense benefit to business and non business students in tertiary institutions where business studies units are part of their course requirements. They are also useful for general readership.

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How to be a Rich?

It learns you How to be a Rich...

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Economics Chapter 6: Household Behavior and Consumer Choice

It's a perfect summary for the chapter. Moreover, there are examples and additional notes to help understand the lesson better.

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Microeconomics IV - Market Failure and Externalities

IB Economics Higher Level Notes on externalities and market failure. Notes made according with the syllabus with appropriate diagrams and formulae. These notes may also work for introductory economics for 1st year Uni students

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Economics

Explaination about working capital

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Aggregate Demand

A simple and detailed document covering Aggregate Demand, how it works and affects the economy, and what factors affect it. Suitable for GCSE, A-Level and any other university or high school degrees. Enjoy!

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Solving for Rent Gradient (Height and Slope): Worked Example

Perfect for GY201 Students (it is literally the solution to one of the problem sets). Also useful for anyone studying rent gradient mathematically.

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The Russia Ukraine War Analysis and its Imapct on the World

The above content provides a comprehensive analysis of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which began in 2014. The article examines the historical, political, and cultural differences that led to the conflict, including the annexation of Crimea by Russia and the support for separatist movements in eastern Ukraine. The article also explores the impact of the conflict on the world, including the deterioration of relations between Russia and the West, the vulnerability of small states, and the importance of international law and norms. Finally, the article offers possible solutions to the conflict and emphasizes the need for compromise and addressing the underlying causes of the conflict to find a lasting solution. Overall, the article provides an informative and thought-provoking analysis of a complex and ongoing conflict with significant implications for the world.

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Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Cominform and Comecon

A mindmap explaining the cause and result of each (Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Cominform and Comecon) as well as stating what each one was.

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International trade

Ib diploma international trade HL and SL notes

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Introduction to DEMAND

From the class AP Microeconomics. Covers beginning level microeconomics explaining the law of demand , change in demand and quantity demanded, substitute and complimentary goods, and the causes of demand shift.

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ECONOMICS: AN INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL OVERVIEW (A Precise Approach)

Topics Covered: INTRODUCTION : What is economics, importance, economic problem, types and characteristics of economic systems. THEORY OF DEMAND AND AND ITS ELASTICITY, THEORY OF SUPPLY AND ITS ELASTICITY, EQUILIBRIUM AND ITS APPLICATIONS, PRICE MECHANISM, CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND UTILITY MAXIMIZATION, PRODUCTION THEORY: Forms of business organizations, factors of production, production function, fixed costs, variable costs, short and long term variation, Economies of scale COMPETITION, MONOPOLIES, Oligopoly and duopoly models, Collusive models. NATIONAL INCOME AND ACCOUNTING: Measures of income and output, Unemployment and Inflation MONEY AND BANKING : Money Supply, Monetary Policies INTERNATIONAL TRADE

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3 way ANOVA

my class notes help you.

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chapter 19 -

first year notes for econ102

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Indirect taxes and subsidies - THE ONLY ECONOMICS REVISION SHEETS YOU'LL NEED!

THE ONLY ECONOMICS REVISION SHEETS YOU'LL NEED! A crib sheet with everything you need to know about Indirect taxes and subsidies from an Economics perspective. Originally written as revision for my IB Higher Level Economics exams, these are handy for anyone studying GCSE Economics all the way up to those at university, such as myself (Management at University of Warwick). BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE REST OF MY NOTES - I have notes for sale covering the whole of the IB Higher Level Economics course, which can also be used in a variety of different qualifications.

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OCR 2024 GCSE Economics J205/02 National and International Economics With Marking Scheme Merged

OCR 2024 GCSE Economics J205/02 National and International Economics With Marking Scheme Merged ECONOMICS Oxford Cambridge and RSA Tuesday 21 May 2024 – Morning GCSE (9–1) Economics J205/02 National and International Economics Time allowed: 1 hour 30 minutes You can use: • a scientific or graphical calculator • an HB pencil * J 2 0 5 0 2 * Please write clearly in black ink. Do not write in the barcodes. Centre number First name(s) Last name Candidate number INSTRUCTIONS • Use black ink. You can use an HB pencil, but only for graphs and diagrams. • Write your answer to each question in the space provided. If you need extra space use the lined pages at the end of this booklet. The question numbers must be clearly shown. • Answer all the questions. INFORMATION • The total mark for this paper is 80. • The marks for each question are shown in brackets [ ]. • Quality of extended response will be assessed in questions marked with an asterisk (*). • This document has 24 pages. ADVICE • Read each question carefully before you start your answer. 2 SECTION A Write your answer to each question in the box provided. 1 Which statement about GDP per capita is not correct? A It calculates the output per head of a country’s population B It can be used to measure the standard of living between countries C It represents the average income of each person in a country D It shows a country is in recession if GDP per capita decreases Your answer 2 The UK uses CPI to measure inflation. Which statement about CPI is correct? A It does not include the prices of exports B It measures the prices of all goods and services in the UK C It only measures the prices of goods D The letters CPI stand for customer price index Your answer 3 Which statement shows a negative externality affecting a worker in the car industry? A A worker is retrained so they can use new machinery as part of their job B A worker is unable to get to work due to train drivers being on strike C A worker loses their job due to increased use of automation D A worker takes time off to have medical tests provided by their employer Your answer [1] [1] [1] © OCR 2024 3 4 If a country enters into a free trade agreement, it is most likely to lead to a

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Importance of Land in Economics

use of land in Economics

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Irish Financial and Economic Crisis: the toxic relationship between the government, banks, and developers

This is a compilation of quotes from scholarly articles I used to write an essay on how the relationship between the Irish government, developers, and banks lead to the economic crisis. This was for the class 'European Union Politics' at Trinity College Dublin in 2017. Rather than reading through all the articles yourself, you can just read the important parts and put them straight in your essay! Whether you just want a starting point in your essay research, or you want to spend minimal time researching but still quote a variety of resources to impress your assessor, look no further!

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Possible monopolies for resource allocation

Should governments legislate to prevent monopolies?

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Demand for labor

Demand for labor refers to the quantity of labor that employers are willing and able to hire at a given wage rate, during a specific period of time. It is a fundamental concept in labor economics and is determined by various factors. _Key Characteristics:_ 1. _Wage Rate_: The demand for labor is inversely related to the wage rate. As the wage rate increases, the demand for labor decreases, and vice versa. 2. _Quantity of Labor_: The demand for labor refers to the number of workers or hours of work that

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Historia de la moneda

compendio de la historia de la moneda que habla de los orígenes hasta los tiempos actuales dirigido para estudiantes de derecho bancario, financiero y bursátil

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Does aid help LEDC's?- A2 Geography

Detailed notes containing place detail e.g. China's tied aid, Fair trade in parts of Africa, Ugandan coffee aid A level Geography

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Introduction of Economic

Demand Determinants of demand factors Supply Determinants of Supply factors Demand Curve Supply Curve

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