1 M.A.PART - I ECONOMIC PAPER - I MACRO ECONOMICS 1. Basic Macroeconomics Income and spending – The consumption function – Savings and investment – The Keynesian Multiplier – The budget – Balanced budget : theorem and multipliers. Money‚ interest and income – The IS-LM model – adjustment towards equilibrium – Monetary policy‚ the transmission mechanism and the liquidity trap – Basic elements of growth theory : Neoclassical and endogenous. 2. Behavioural foundations of Macroeconomics
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Investigating the relationship between public debt and economic growth the case of Portugal NAME STUDENT ID DEGREE SUPERVISOR TITLE WORD COUNT DATE CAMPUS. . Investigating the relationship between public debt and economic growth the case of Portugal 11‚499 . ABSTRACT The implications of public obligation on economic growth are very important to be researched as background to economic policies of a country. A country partly based on the comprehension of the relationship between public debt and
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information and statistical data that describes the situation of the world market for crude oil between 2000 and 2008 Your task is to combine this information with the tools of the basic model of supply and demand as described in chapters 4 & 5 of Mankiw and Taylor’s book (namely‚ the concepts of supply‚ demand‚ price-elasticity in the short and in the long run‚ movement versus shift of demand and supply and market
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Measuring The Non-Observed Economy: A Handbook Block‚ W Acemoglu‚ D. (2012) Why Nations Fail Ravenhill‚ J Garibaldi‚ P. (2006) Personnel Economics in Imperfect Labour Markets Motru‚ C Voicu‚ C. (2009) The Mimetic Principle in the Underground Economy Mankiw‚ G Beardshaw‚ J. (2005) Economics. A student’s guide Șerban‚ R
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Determinants of the Level of Imports Across Countries Presented to: Prof. Angela D. Nalica School of Statistics Faculty University of the Philippines‚ Diliman In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of Statistics 136: Regression Analysis Presented by: Mary Ann A. Boter Michael Daniel C. Lucagbo Krystalyn Candy C. Mago April 9‚ 2009 Abstract The level of a country’s imports measures its participation and competitiveness in the international market. As such‚ it
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Monitor‚ p. 22. Koloszyc‚ G. (1999)‚ ``Supplier/buyer extranet simplifies global sourcing process ’ ’‚ Store‚ Vol. 81 No. 1‚ pp. 28-30. Lanier‚ R. (1999)‚ ``American ports need help to keep running ’ ’‚ Discount Merchandiser‚ Vol. 39 No. 4‚ p. 11. Mankiw‚ G. (1999)‚ ``US trade policy is just plain schizo ’ ’‚ Fortune‚ Vol. 139 No. 7‚ pp. 42-4. Min‚ H. and Galle‚ W. (1991)‚ ``International purchasing strategies of multinational US firms ’ ’‚ International Journal of Purchasing and Materials Management
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Institutional Equilibrium in Redistribution Systems Petr Wawrosz 1. Introduction Contemporary economic theories recognize a row of factors influencing human behaviour; material factors like precious resources or available technologies are not the only ones‚ various standards (rules)‚ limitations‚ etc. also belong among these factors defining which behaviour is allowed or forbidden‚ i.e. which behaviour is desirable (right) and which is not. Institutional economics that focuses on the issues
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Hungary’s Economic and Political State Prior to 2006 The Austro-Hungarian Empire (1867-1920) In 1867‚ after battling invaders for nearly a millennium‚ Hungary became an autonomous state within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This expansive empire had its northern border in present day Poland‚ its southern border in present day Serbia‚ and was bordered on the east and west by the Black and Mediterranean Seas‚ respectively. The empire was eventually defeated in World War I and through the Treaty of
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Economics for Managers Assignment Assignments Program: MBA (2 Years) Sem-1 Subject Name Permanent Enrollment Number (PEN) Roll Number (SEN) Student Name Managerial Economics INSTRUCTIONS a) Students are required to submit all three assignment sets ASSIGNMENT DETAILS MARKS Assignment A Five Subjective Questions 10 Assignment B Three Subjective Questions + Case Study 10 Assignment C 40 Objective Questions 10 b) Total weightage given to these assignments is 30%. OR 30 Marks c) All assignments
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Executive Summery There are number of factors behind the rising trend of inflation in Bangladesh. The factors contributed the most in the rise hike of essential items‚ particularly food‚ are slow growth in agriculture‚ rise in the world prices of food items‚ sharp depreciation of taka against US dollar and especially against the Indian rupee‚ and rise in the prices of diesel and kerosene. These causes affect our general people directly. As per capita GDP is not responding with inflation‚ purchasing
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