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Global Economy OCR Economics A2
All notes needed for your Global Economy Exam in Macroeconomics. Includes diagrams of graphs, definitions and brief yet descriptive notes. This is intended for the exam in 2015, so is relevant to each Extract.
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The market failure notes I used to revise for H2 Econs A levels (Singapore). This set of notes is meant for quick reference - contains a fair amount of abbreviations and adheres to the essay structure I learned. Also includes space for drawing your own diagrams.
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Easy to follow, colourful notes on Digital Marketing in marketing. Aimed at University Level Students.
£1.50 Preview RemoveA Level Economics Theme 1 - Market Failure notes - Edexcel
This set of notes details all the key concepts of market failure, as studied at AS/A level by those on the Edexcel Economics A course. Includes graphs.
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Discussing the government, humanitarian, and economical aspects of Russia
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This notes describe the commands for Stata (data analysis) Software.
£12.50 Preview RemoveFinal accounts FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
It's shows you how to prepare final accounts in fundamental accounting principles
£6.25 Preview RemoveIntroduction to Economics
Introductory notes suitable for all exam boards at GCSE and AS Level.
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My notes are the summary of best selling book named as "THE PERSONAL MBA, Master the Art of Business " by Josh Kaufman
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Podemos definir un ciclo económico como el movimiento de la producción a través de diferentes fases económicas (crisis, depresión, recuperación y auge) con una relación secuencial significativa entre ciertas variables económicas clave.
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Step-by-step construction of a Balance sheet for a first year University student in a Financial Accounting subject. An exercise guide is provided.
£6.25 Preview RemoveWhat is FDI?
This Lecture note covers the idea of FDI, its forms and why it is important. These notes are intended for 2nd year International Business Economics students. Aston University International Business Economics Lecturer : Meng Song
£2.50 Preview RemovePrice theory - Demand and Supply
Supply-and-demand is a model for understanding the determination of the price of quantity of a good sold on the market. The explanation works by looking at two different groups – buyers and sellers – and asking how they interact.
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This was used as an assignment piece focusing on an example pestel analysis of the UK market, the graphs are easily transferable to any type of industry. This particular paper gained me a First Class pass at 88 at the University of the West of England.
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Theory of Production and Costs Concept of Production – Production Function –– short run versus long run production function- Law of Variable Proportions – TP, AP, MP and their interrelationships – Isoquants- Properties- MRTS - Isocost Curve –Producer Equilibrium- Law of Returns to Scale – Expansion Path – Internal and External Economies- Linearly Homogeneous Production Function - Cobb-Douglas production function Theory of Costs Cost function – Cost concepts- Explicit and implicit costs, opportunity cost, private cost, social cost, economic cost, accounting cost, sunk cost, fixed and variable cost, marginal and average cost -Short run and Long run cost curves - Modern theory of costs.
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An introduction to microeconomics, covering the nature of economics, how markets work, market failure and government intervention. These notes cover theme 1 (Markets and Market Failure) of the Edexcel Economics A Level course, although they can also be used for the economics units of business studies A Level or 1st year PPE/Economics.
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The lecture notes thoroughly explain the concept of equilibrium in economics, focusing on the balance between prices and quantities in a market. It outlines how supply and demand intersect to determine the equilibrium price and quantity for a particular good or service. The notes delve into the factors that can cause shifts in equilibrium, such as changes in consumer preferences or production costs. Additionally, it provides practical examples and diagrams to illustrate how equilibrium is reached and how market forces respond to disturbances. The notes are designed to help students understand the dynamics of market equilibrium and its implications for decision-making and economic outcomes.
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Research paper on China's role in the IFS, after the failure of the Bretton Woods Institutions, analysing its role within the New Development Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (following the model research question, theoretical framework and hypotheses). Master course at Ruhr Universität Bochum, Global and European Multilateralism in Crisis?
£3.75 Preview RemoveIntroduction to Mutual Funds
A mutual fund is an open-end professionally managed investment fund that pools money from many investors to purchase securities. Mutual funds are "the largest proportion of equity of U.S. corporations."
£3.75 Preview RemoveCivics and Economics Chapter 3 Study Guide
A study guide for chapter 3 in Civics and Economics
£1.50 Preview RemoveEvent Finance Example Spreadsheet
This is my finance spreadsheet for a music event that we held this year. It was not a large event, but the same kind of format can be used for a larger event if required. It has some very simple formulas to generate total amounts, break even points, and also how much money could be made and set aside for another event. Don't mind the extra pages, they were just for the ticket sales.
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