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He has edited a number of books, including Case Studies in Development Economics; Government Intervention in the Developed Economy; The British Economy in the 1970s; and co-author of Economics Explained: A Coursebook in A Level Economics (Collins, 1987)....
• applying these characteristics to the upgraded road network and concluding that the network is not a public good (up to 2 If a candidate explains that a road network is a marks) quasi-public good, not a public good this is an acceptable approach and can gain full marks if explained ...
A sound business case for cloud includes elements such as upfront costs, switching from CapEx to OpEx, effects on governance and security, and economic benefits of improved processes. Cloud Economics Explained When considering cloud computing, organizations must understand that the scope of analysis go...
In April, world trade volumes fell 1.4% on a monthly basis (from a drop of 1.9% in March, revised), mainly explained by decreases in emerging economies. Exports in May increased in the eurozone (reducing the trade deficit to –€0.3 billion from –€11.9 billion...
I explained that the timing of the resignation perhaps eased any pressure they might otherwise have felt, but it didn’t seem even close to a decent explanation, since (as I had noted to the – new – FEC chair) this was only the last in a long series of Orrian efforts to mislead ...
Ricardo'sPrincipleswas published (1819), the data available to classical economists was never in accordance with the trends the theory predicted. Yet the theory continued to hold sway for more than half a century, and the unfavorable data were explained away as due to various ‘disturbing causes...
The marginal cost h e fundamental economic problem was considered of production is a measure of the opportunity cost of earlier in Chapter 1. h is was explained as the diiculty the resources used to produce this unit (see Chapter 7). of having limited or scarce resources with which to do...
So if you value what we do, you have to tip the hat to China because we’re able to offer our products at a very low competitive price, which allows schools to buy them, allows families to buy them.” He also explained why moving production to the US just won’t work, even with ...
Another example of applied welfare economics is the use of cost-benefit analyses to determine the social impact of specific projects.3In the case of a city planning commission that’s trying to evaluate the creation of a new sports arena, the commissioners would likely balance the benefits to f...