Devices used by governments and individuals to promote commerce; exposition of the work performed by Boards of Trade, Commercial Museums, Mercantile Agencies, of transactions on Produce and Stock Exchanges, of modern wholesale and retail trade organizations. The course will include the reading by the...
It is getting closer to the NCEA Level 3 exam and the A Level multiple choice paper. Below is a mindmap about monopolistic competition which will hopefully help with revision of the topic. Adapted from Susan Grant – A Level Economics Revision. Sign up to elearneconomics for comprehensive key...
Emerge Vermont, an organization founded in 2013 to train women how to run for public office, is expanding its horizons this year beyond the Vermont Statehouse to include local governing bodies such as school boards and town select boards. They celebrated this addition at a well-attended fund-ra...
While many people still come to America for its liberal order (“liberal” in the 18th century sense of the word), the current reality is that it is harder and harder to get permission to move to America, harder to get permission to work in America, harder to raise capital for a busine...
Exam practice 1.(a) Purchasing power parity is an exchange rate, used to convert one currency into another, which equalises the purchasing power of the different currencies. If, for example, a basket of goods cost £10 in the UK, and the equivalent basket cost $2...
increasingly ineffective and unpopular capital-accumulation-centred, trickle-down construct to a more human-centred, lifting-all-boats dynamic in which governments are focused at least as much on the seaworthiness and ecosystem stewardship of vessels and their crews as they are on the level of the ...